Mont-Blanc Intégrales
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Emerging from the clouds, Mont Blanc appears more imposing than ever. The undisputed lord of the Alps, its Himalayan prestige dazzles our hearts as it strikes our souls. Through this magnificent black and white photograph, I wanted to offer you the flamboyant excess of a legendary mountain. To produce this square-format work, I took a helicopter ride to an altitude of almost 5,000 metres, as the winds died down, dispersing the clouds.This portrait of Mont Blanc highlights the many access routes on its northern slopes. The more rugged routes on its southern face, in the Italian Alps, come to mind. Let's contemplate the Trois Monts route: from Mont Blanc de Tacul to Mont Maudit to Mont Blanc. Then the normal route with its train to the Nid d'Aigle. We then climb to the Tête Rousse and Goûter refuges. Crossing the Goûter ridge, we arrive at the Vallot hut, at 4362 meters altitude. It appears on the Bosses ridge like a speck of dust lost in the immensity of the world. Then we survey the Arête Royale, which crosses the Aiguille de Bionnassay, and the Arête du Brouillard, which passes the Pointe Baretti. So many places that make us dream and bring the work to life.
This breathtaking view of Mont Blanc marks the start of winter. The northern slopes of summits are now in the shade. The first snows cover the mountains, transforming their rock into a jewel of light. The snow gradually fills in the gaps left by the summer sun, so that by spring Next, the mountain is once again passable. The hidden crevasses are like traps set by summits, and the climber must be vigilant not to fall into them. Sublimated by the silvery reflections of the evening light, Mont Blanc reveals the details of its flanks as nature reveals its secrets.
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frame
Contemporary
frame
Passe-Partout ?
Without
Passe-Partout
Size (+2'300 CHF)
100 x 100 cm limited à 5 prints +2'300 CHF
Size
100 x 100 cm limited à 5 prints +2'300 CHF
Value of your work
CHF 3,900
- Shipped in 5 - 15 days?
- Fast and secure global delivery
- Try the work for free at home for 14 days
Other desires? Contact us
Description
Emerging from the clouds, Mont Blanc appears more imposing than ever. The undisputed lord of the Alps, its Himalayan prestige dazzles our hearts as it strikes our souls. Through this magnificent black and white photograph, I wanted to offer you the flamboyant excess of a legendary mountain. To produce this square-format work, I took a helicopter ride to an altitude of almost 5,000 metres, as the winds died down, dispersing the clouds.
This portrait of Mont Blanc highlights the many access routes on its northern slopes. The more rugged routes on its southern face, in the Italian Alps, come to mind. Let's contemplate the Trois Monts route: from Mont Blanc de Tacul to Mont Maudit to Mont Blanc. Then the normal route with its train to the Nid d'Aigle. We then climb to the Tête Rousse and Goûter refuges. Crossing the Goûter ridge, we arrive at the Vallot hut, at 4362 meters altitude. It appears on the Bosses ridge like a speck of dust lost in the immensity of the world. Then we survey the Arête Royale, which crosses the Aiguille de Bionnassay, and the Arête du Brouillard, which passes the Pointe Baretti. So many places that make us dream and bring the work to life.
This breathtaking view of Mont Blanc marks the start of winter. The northern slopes of summits are now in the shade. The first snows cover the mountains, transforming their rock into a jewel of light. The snow gradually fills in the gaps left by the summer sun, so that by spring Next, the mountain is once again passable. The hidden crevasses are like traps set by summits, and the climber must be vigilant not to fall into them. Sublimated by the silvery reflections of the evening light, Mont Blanc reveals the details of its flanks as nature reveals its secrets.
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