Fünf Schwörende by Ferdinand Hodler (1912)

Ink sketch of five bearded men standing in a row, each raising one arm upward in a solemn oath gesture.

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Five male figures stand in a row with their right arms raised high in a shared gesture, rendered in loose, fluid ink strokes on pale paper. The figures' bearded faces tilt upward, suggesting solemn concentration. The work is catalogued as a print by Ferdinand Hodler, dated 1912, and titled Fünf Schwörende.

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1912

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