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The dramas of the high mountains, three climbers who fell hundreds of meters during an ascension (colour litho)
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The dramas of the high mountains, three climbers who fell hundreds of meters during an ascension (colour litho)
2815139 The dramas of the high mountains, three climbers who fell hundreds of meters during an ascension (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: The dramas of the high mountains, three climbers who fell hundreds of meters during an ascension. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 9-16 August 1908.); © Look and Learn
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This print titled "The dramas of the high mountains, three climbers who fell hundreds of meters during an ascension" by Achille Beltrame depicts a perilous moment in alpine climbing history. The vivid color lithograph showcases the treacherous nature of mountaineering as it captures three climbers plunging down hundreds of meters during their ascent. The image portrays a scene filled with danger and suspense, highlighting the inherent risks faced by these brave individuals. With tools such as picks and ropes scattered around them, it is evident that they were well-prepared for their journey but still succumbed to the perils of the mountain. Beltrame's illustration was originally created for Courier Sunday in August 1908, emphasizing both the physical challenges and psychological fortitude required to conquer such formidable heights. The artist's attention to detail brings out every element of this dramatic event - from the snow-covered peaks and deep ravines to the intense expressions on each climber's face. As viewers gaze upon this artwork, they are transported into a world where human strength battles against unforgiving landscapes. It serves as a reminder that even amidst breathtaking beauty, one must never underestimate Mother Nature's power. This print not only celebrates mountaineering as a sport but also pays homage to those who risk their lives in pursuit of conquering new heights.
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