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Stage in the ascent of Mont Blanc, c1853, (1946). Creator: George Baxter
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Stage in the ascent of Mont Blanc, c1853, (1946). Creator: George Baxter
Stage in the ascent of Mont Blanc, c1853, (1946). Climbers on Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps - a man is being pulled out of a crevasse on a rope. One of four views, the original sketches and descriptions by J. MacGregor Esq. M.A.. Published in " British Mountaineers", by F. S. Smythe. [Collins, London, 1946]
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This print captures a dramatic moment during the ascent of Mont Blanc, the majestic peak that reigns over the Alps. Taken in 1853 by George Baxter and published in "British Mountaineers" by J. MacGregor Esq. , this image transports us to a treacherous scene on the mountain's icy slopes. In this particular view, we witness climbers battling against nature's formidable forces as they navigate their way through perilous terrain. A man hangs precariously from a rope, being pulled out of a menacing crevasse with great effort and determination. The frigid cold and dangerous conditions serve as reminders of the immense challenges faced by these brave mountaineers. The photograph not only showcases the breathtaking beauty of Mont Blanc but also highlights the spirit of adventure and resilience inherent in British mountaineering history. It serves as a testament to human endurance and exploration in an era when conquering nature's obstacles was both exhilarating and life-threatening. George Baxter's skillful use of color brings depth to this historical snapshot, capturing every detail with remarkable precision. As we gaze upon this extraordinary piece, we are transported back to a time when daring individuals pushed boundaries, defying gravity amidst snow-covered peaks. This print is not just an artistic representation; it is a window into our past—a reminder of humanity's unyielding quest for discovery amidst some of Earth's most challenging landscapes.
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