Oskar Mulley Prints – Alpine Farmhouses, Villages & Mountains
Oskar Mulley prints bring mountain farmhouses, chapels and villages into close relationship with their rocky surroundings. Large roof shapes, pale walls and strong changes of colour organise these Alpine settings. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with related subjects in landscape art and architectural prints.
The farmhouse beneath the peaks
Mountain Farmhouse Landscape places solid buildings and steep roofs before a wall of blue and grey mountain forms. The near structures remain emphatic even against the large natural setting. Other farm and village views vary the balance between the building, the slope and the distant rock.
Snow and the village at night
Mountain Village, Winter Night gives the snow a bright presence beneath dark surrounding mountains and sky. Roofs, walls and the nearby enclosure create a compact arrangement of forms. Other winter subjects offer variations on the same relationship between built shelter and exposed ground.
Fortress views and changing distance
View of Kufstein Fortress sets the building above trees, with warm light and a more distant atmosphere than the close farmhouse paintings. Further works include chapels, shrines and mountain settlements. Explore Turner’s Alpine scenes for a different treatment of high-country places.
Related artists and collections
Compare the mountain views of Edward Theodore Compton, the expressive landscapes of August Babberger and the townscapes of Otto Geigenberger. Our landscape prints extend the range of mountain, forest and valley subjects.
Read more in our guide to Oskar Mulley.