Please scroll through the alpine collection. Paintings available in the shop are featured below with more details about them.
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Some of what you see above has already sold so, anything you can see in the gallery that isn’t found in the shop can be commissioned again. Do not hesitate to get in touch if you would like to open a discussion about what you’d like. Let’s see what we can do about it.
La Chaux in Autumn
This place in Autumn/Fall, is a spectacular show of red and golden hues, contrasting with the crisp blue sky, dramatic ridge-lines and wide open spaces.
The painting is a diptych, comprising of two 80x60cm canvases and the intention is that you need to hang them side by side with approximately 5cm in between. This piece was painted with a brush and a palette-knife. With its textured rendering of the mountains, this is the only diptych in the alpine collection.
Dents du Midi in Summer
This green themed almost monochrome, is inspired by the harsh and humid heat in the summer. It was painted in the unrealistic turquoise as an attempt to illustrate the haze of the day. The painting depicts this well known peak from a less familiar angle.
Golden Hour
This is possibly the most expressive painting in the alpine collection. The low, intense evening sun lights up the rocks of Pierre Avoi, known as Les Gardiens. It’s giving you the sheer joy of such beautiful ephemeral conditions. The bucket-list hike there to see it provoked a deep sense of spirituality, which Laura hopes to stir up in the painting’s admirer.
Weisshorn
Featuring the Weisshorn peak in Haute-Valais Switzerland from the viewing direction of the resort of Crans-Montana. This golden hour moment of orange and yellow faces and fiery pink skies is a memorable sight.
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“Just an average day”
Looking over to the Grand Combin from the slopes of Verbier. One of the most typical views from the ski resort on a calm weather day. Paragliders and skiers share in the spectacle of the vista across the valley.
If this looks familiar, this is your window to remind you of your skiing in Verbier.
Bec VI
The 6th rendition Laura has painted of the iconic Bec des Rosses. This mountain face is the competition face for the final of the Freeride World Tour. A free ride competition held in different Northern Hemisphere Ski locations globally.
There is always at least one original of this mountain in her alpine collection. This is a must have souvenir image if you have skied in Verbier.
La Ruinette
Another well known peak in the Val de Bagnes. Standing at 3875m and visible from her house, Laura feels La Ruinette is like the guardian of the valley.
Inversion from Mont Fort
A rare but spectacular sight to behold. At a high enough altitude, Mont Fort is usually above a cloud inversion and here there is the addition of Verbier’s familiar proud rock, Pierre Avoi. The combination of palette knife and brush techniques are so perfectly executed here to create the textures in the scene.
Lac des Vaux
An extremely familiar sight to anyone who has skied in Verbier. The ski area looks onto a very rugged ridgeline that many have negotiated to ski off-piste and down the other side. The moody and muddy clouds are no stranger to this view.
This small painting offers another affordable opportunity to someone looking for a souvenir of their trip to Verbier, though not exclusively. -This artwork is available to pure ridgeline admirers too!
Purple Claws
This is a recounting of a high pressured snow storm. The clouds are descending into the valley, clawing at the icy peaks below, before they heavily enshroud them. The purple colours are symbolic of the lively but menacing beast of the storm above, moving in on its prey.
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Bec des Rosses V
A monochrome rendition of this iconic mountain. The grey tone accentuates the sinister shadiness of the steep competition face. It is no mean feat to ski!
The “grey” has a green tinge to it because Laura never uses black paint from the tube. Laura always mixes black from a primary palette. This principled and elementary approach retains the fundamentals of colour mixing and ensuring that even the darker areas in a painting are not
“dead”.
Dents Jaunes
The dawn on the Dents du Midi is a special sight. At sunrise on a clear day, gradually the light touches each East face in turn like magic. Les Dents du Midi is standing proud in the clear alpine skyline.
One of the smaller, more affordable paintings in the alpine collection, this piece is easy to find space for. Its the perfect reminder of your holiday in Verbier.
