Vevey 1810–1864 Menton Collection

Forest Heart 1850 oil canvas 43. 3 x 54. 2 cm signed lower right
Forest Heart, 1850, oil on canvas, 43.3 x 54.2 cm, signed lower right: A. Calame fc, 1850, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Lake Uri 1849 oil canvas 194 x 260. 5 cm signed
Lake Uri, 1849, oil on canvas, 194 x 260.5 cm, signed and inscribed lower right: A. Calame fc. Geneve, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Woodland Deer Hunt 1844 oil canvas 129 x 193 cm
Woodland with Deer Hunt, 1844, oil on canvas, 129 x 193 cm, Signed and dated lower left: A. CALAME. GENEVE 1844, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

High mountain forest herd goats 1847 oil paper
High mountain forest with herd of goats, around 1847, oil on paper on panel, 51.6 x 69.4 cm, signed lower left: A Calame, Eugene Verboeckhoven, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Landscape Canton Uri 1857-1861 oil paper canvas
Landscape in Canton Uri, 1857-1861, oil on paper on canvas, 29 x 40.4 cm, not marked, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Forest landscape 1840-1845 oil oak wood 39 x 53. 7 cm
Forest landscape, 1840-1845, oil on oak wood, 39 x 53.7 cm, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Alp Rosenlaui 1850-1855 oil paper canvas 27. 3 x 33. 3 cm
Alp Rosenlaui, 1850-1855, oil on paper on canvas, 27.3 x 33.3 cm, unmarked, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Rosenlauital Wetterhorn 1856 oil canvas 173. 5 x 239 cm
The Rosenlauital with the Wetterhorn, 1856, oil on canvas, 173.5 x 239 cm, signed and dated lower left: A. Calame fc. 1856, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Southern Mountain Landscape 1845-1850 oil canvas
Southern Mountain Landscape, 1845-1850, oil on canvas, 62.4 x 85.9 cm, unsigned, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Souvenir de Sallanches 1856 oil canvas 39. 1 x 53. 8 cm
Souvenir de Sallanches, 1856, oil on canvas, 39.1 x 53.8 cm, Signed lower left: A. Calame fc, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

Lake Thun 1849 oil canvas 30. 5 x 46. 5 cm signed
On Lake Thun, 1849, oil on canvas, 30.5 x 46.5 cm, signed and dated lower right: A Calame, 28 mars 49, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

entrance Urbachtal Ritzlihorn c. 1840 oil paper
The entrance to the Urbachtal with the Ritzlihorn, c. 1840, oil on paper on canvas, 29.5 x 42.4 cm, unmarked, Alexandre Calame, Vevey 1810-1864 Menton

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"Vevey 1810–1864 Menton: A Journey through Nature's Canvas" Step into the enchanting world of Vevey, a period from 1810 to 1864 that witnessed the artistic brilliance of Menton. With each stroke on canvas, these captivating artworks transport us to picturesque landscapes and evoke a sense of wonder. In "Forest Heart, " painted in 1850, we find ourselves amidst an ethereal woodland scene. The oil canvas measuring 43. 3 x 54. 2 cm captures nature's essence with every brushstroke, signed elegantly in the lower right corner. "Lake Uri, " created in 1849 on a grand scale of 194 x 260. 5 cm, mesmerizes viewers with its serene beauty. The artist's signature adds a personal touch to this magnificent oil canvas masterpiece. The thrill of the chase comes alive in "Woodland Deer Hunt" from 1844. This large-scale oil canvas measuring129 x193 cm immerses us into an exhilarating hunt within lush surroundings. A glimpse into pastoral life awaits as we explore "High mountain forest herd goats. " Created in1847 on delicate oil paper, this artwork offers insight into rural existence against breathtaking mountain backdrops. "Landscape Canton Uri, " crafted between1857-1861 on oil paper canvas showcases Vevey's ability to capture the essence of Switzerland’s stunning vistas during different seasons—a testament to their versatility and skill. Delicate strokes bring forth the beauty of nature in "Forest landscape. " Painted between1840-1845 on oak wood measuring39 x53. 7cm; it transports us deep into wooded realms where tranquility reigns supreme. In "Alp Rosenlaui, " rendered between1850-1855 using oil paint on paper canvas (27. 3x33. 3cm), we are transported to idyllic alpine meadows adorned with vibrant flowers—an ode to the region's natural splendor.