Place
Saint-Jean · Geneva
Format
Drawing series
Materials
Montblanc Royal Blue ink · paper
Scale
A3 and A2
The river as subject
A historical drawing series following the Rhône’s untamed banks through blue ink, paper and changing light.
Made around the Rhône’s banks at Saint-Jean, the work follows water, vegetation and shifting light through a disciplined blue line. Across A3 and A2 sheets, close observation meets a wider landscape rhythm.
Archive note
This page preserves a historical studio project. Availability, provenance and any future presentation are confirmed only directly with the studio.
Studio sequence
Four views of Rhône Sauvage.
Four drawings from the archive. Select an image to open and browse the sequence.
Series details
A record of place and process.
The series
Rhône Sauvage records a sustained encounter with the riverbanks at Saint-Jean — an archive of looking rather than a fixed landscape.
Materials and scale
Montblanc Royal Blue ink is worked on paper in A3 and A2 formats. Larger compositions use a broad Tibetan nib to extend the line’s physical presence.
Archive status
This historical studio project is not presented as a current edition or an available work. Any future presentation is confirmed directly with the studio.
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