Jungfrau, September Silence
Jungfrau, September Silence
eptember draws the first veil of snow across the Jungfrau, sharpening the summit against an autumn sky while the northern glaciers — the Giessen, the Rottal, the ice beneath the Silberhorn — descend in steep, fractured cascades toward the Lauterbrunnen depths. Wisps of cloud drift across the flanks, half-concealing the seracs, lending the face a quality of slow revelation. From the Oberland, the north wall rises more than three thousand metres in a single gesture of rock and ice. Unhurried, immense, certain. A landscape that does not ask to be admired — it simply remains.
Height — 4,158 m (13,642 ft)
First Ascent — 3 August 1811, Johann Rudolf & Hieronymus Meyer with Alois Volken and Joseph Bortis
Coordinates — 46°32′13″ N, 7°57′31″ E
Range — Bernese Alps, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland
The Edition
Limited to 15 signed originals and 2 Artist's Proofs — across all formats and dimensions. Once complete, no further originals will be produced.
Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag. Diasec face-mount and alternative substrates available on request. Available up to 250 cm width.
Individually produced and hand-signed. Framing consultation and large-format installation guidance included.
Each original accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
