Created on 2024-01-26

This image appears to be a vintage postcard featuring a watercolor painting of the famous mountains Wellhorn and Wetterhorn, often referred to in German as "Die hohen Firnberge Wellhorn u. Wetterhorn," and in French as "Les gigantesques Wellhorn et Wetterhorn ou Pics des orages," which translates to "The gigantic Wellhorn and Wetterhorn or Storm Peaks." The painting predominantly shows the rugged, snow-capped peaks of the mountains in hues of red and brown with white snow patches. The sky is a soft shade of blue, indicating either dawn or dusk. Interestingly, part of the mountain depicted on the right side of the image has been anthropomorphized, meaning it has been given human-like features; it has a face that seems to blend naturally with the rocky formations, showing a content or possibly mischievous expression. At the bottom, the signature "T. Jansen" suggests the artist's name, and the inscription at the bottom right indicates it's from a series or collection ("Nachdruck verboten", meaning "Reproduction prohibited", and "Wilhelm Anderhalden, Altdorf, Witterhalden No. 26"). The postcard is a little worn, suggesting it may be an antique or has been handled quite a bit.

Created on 2024-03-30

This image depicts a mountainous landscape with two prominent peaks, the Wellhorn and Wetterhorn, in the Swiss Alps. The mountains are shown in vibrant shades of red, pink, and white, creating a striking and dramatic visual effect. The image appears to be an artistic rendering or painting rather than a photographic image. The text at the top identifies the peaks and indicates that this is a view of the "gigantic Wellhorn and Wetterhorn" from the Pics des orages. The painting is attributed to the artist Hansen.