The wounded standard bearer Hans Baer

The wounded standard bearer Hans Baer by Ferdinand Hodler
Artist
Ferdinand Hodler
Date
1896
Style
Art nouveau
Genre
Sketch and study
"The wounded standard bearer Hans Baer" is a compelling artwork rendered primarily in pastel, showcasing delicate yet expressive Pencil work that conveys both vulnerability and strength. The piece appears to be a sketch and study, capturing a moment of sacrifice on paper with masterful detail. Its flowing lines and organic motifs exhibit influences of Art nouveau (modern), blending natural forms with a modernist approach. The painting’s emotional intensity and refined technique highlight its significance as a powerful depiction of heroism and suffering.

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