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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Emanuel Gyger, Col Tracuit: Zinal Rothorn, Valais, 1939

Emanuel Gyger

Col Tracuit: Zinal Rothorn, Valais, 1939
silver gelatin print
7½ x 11½in (18 x 28cm)
1939, inscribed with location
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Peaks & Glaciers 2019, p. 49

Dated 1939 and inscribed with its location, this silver gelatin print by Emanuel Gyger (1886–1951) shows the Col Tracuit and Zinal Rothorn, Valais. Published in Peaks & Glaciers 2019, p. 49.

Gyger's photography documents the high Valaisan Alps at a moment when mountaineering photography was maturing as its own documentary and artistic tradition, distinct from the earlier commercial work of photographers such as Adolphe Braun.

Collectors of twentieth-century Alpine mountaineering photography and Valais/Zinal Rothorn views will find this a well-documented, precisely dated example.

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