A terrestrial eruption captured with precision by Friedrich Theodore Kloss In The Eruption of the Great Geyser in Iceland in 1834, Kloss captures the dramatic moment when the water and steam column pierces the sky, under a cold and changing light. The composition contrasts the verticality of the geyser with the rounded shapes of the clouds and rocks, while a palette dominated by grays, blues, and ochres creates an atmospheric tension. The touch, delicate and documented, conveys both the power of the event and the tranquility of the surrounding Icelandic landscape, offering a nearly sensory visual experience imbued with emotion.

Friedrich Theodore Kloss, master of the naturalist gaze Friedrich Theodore Kloss, painter and draftsman attentive to natural phenomena, belonged to the naturalist vein of the 19th century where observation and documentary accuracy were essential. Influenced by travels and the growing interest in natural sciences, he produced topographical views and geological event scenes that combine accuracy and pictorial sensitivity. His works are valuable testimonies of the landscapes and phenomena of his time, leaving a lasting mark on the iconography of Nordic explorations. This art print is part of the continuity of this aesthetic and scientific investigative work.

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