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Experience the natural beauty of Bohemian Switzerland at home with this stunning fine art print. Sun rays shining through trees create a magical and peaceful atmosphere, perfect for any room. Original photo by me.

The iconic Matterhorn

Stoos Switzerland penguin ski poster

Davos Switzerland Mountains Lake Travel Europe Vacation

Looking out over the Swiss mountains

Giugiaro Parcour Concept - Rear View - Geneva Auto Salon 2014

Original art by Andrew Reid Wildman

Writings on the Wall. Prison of the Chillon Castle, Montreux, Switzerland

The unique Lake Oeschinen with the stunning mountain peaks of the blüemlisalp massif during the beautiful autumn in Kandersteg at the Swiss Alps.

In this design we have used the phrase I love Switzerland and added a photo of the Rhone Glacier into the word Switzerland, with the I love portion in White and Red.

Welcome to the world of Swiss Grunge! This captivating design combines the iconic 90s grunge happy face logo with a Switzerland map, creating a visual masterpiece that's sure to turn heads. Featuring the name "Switzerland" proudly displayed above the countrys outline, this artwork celebrates the vibrant spirit of Switzerland and the timeless appeal of 90s grunge music. by pelagioAM

Heavenly golden lighting atmosphere during the golden hour combined with haze over the Rhone Valley in Valais in the Swiss Alps.

Adapted from a 1912 Swiss National Day postcard illustration by H.B. Wieland. Available in English, German, French, Italian and the universal "Helvetia" as well. See my other designs for the language variations.

The village of Latsch/Laces lies close to the entrance of the Stelvio National Park. You can see the Alps from the ground, from the gorgeous green of vegetation to the white caps of lingering snow. Latsch is south of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, near Milan, Italy and its culture is enhanced by a gamut of languages and history.

Swiss mountain landscape

Sun behind the mountains

Gruyère is a hard yellow Swiss cheese that originated in the cantons of Fribourg, Vaud, Neuchâtel, Jura, and Berne in Switzerland. It is named after the town of Gruyères. In 2001, Gruyère gained the appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC, now AOP). Gruyère is classified as a Swiss-type or Alpine cheese, and is sweet but slightly salty, with a flavor that varies widely with age. It is often described as creamy and nutty when young, becoming more assertive, earthy, and complex as it matures. When fully aged (five months to a year), it tends to have small cracks that impart a slightly grainy texture. Gruyère cheese is generally known as one of the finest cheeses for baking, having a distinctive but not overpowering taste.

Valkira Portrait

Art by Duy Truong Cedric, Zeke, and Alfred, and Polly took the stage. Alfred thrummed a zither and Cedric a lute. Polly pecked a washboard. Zeke brought out a pan flute and said, "We are going to sing a song and dedicate it to the new couple!" "Hear, hear!" They sang, "William Tell, William Tell! Lived in the forest, hunted the wood Lived a life that was free. He married one day and for freedom he stood, And was happy as he could be!"

Art by Duy Truong. Shuman and Valdus raced above the scarecrows with a large rock suspended on a chain. As they whisked over their heads, the rock struck the heads of the scarecrows knocking them to the ground. "Holy cow!" said Zeke and Cedric. "That is really something! We would like to try that too. Could we?" Rupert told them to hop on a hawk and give it a try. Alfred joined them and soon the trio was knocking heads off the scarecrows in a grand manner. "Ride'm Cowboy!" they shouted each time a head rolled to the ground. Rupert said, "The soldiers left and never came back after we gave them a sound thrashing."

Art by Duy Truong........................ Sketches of the lovely Princess Lucinda. Available in large sizes.

Art by Duy Truong. A gentle breeze blew from the west. It would not last long as angry clouds were billowing over the mountain peaks. William Tell took careful aim.... He tested the air once again and then focused upon the apple. He released the latch and the arrow sailed across the square and split the apple in half. Walter picked up the two halves and ran into the arms of his father. The villagers embraced one another and cheered as their prayers had been answered.

Art by Duy Truong........Mrs. Prescott said, "Today we are going to discuss the legend of William Tell. Has anyone ever heard of him?" I raised my hand and said, "I know the entire story, Mrs. Prescott. May I tell it to the class?" "Of course, Tammy," she said. "Why not come up front and tell us the story." I did not know where to begin as there was so much to say. I began with the signing of the Rütlischwur and a quarter hour later finished with the Pact of Brunnen. I needed to leave out the part where I was there with Zeke, Cedric, Alfred, and Polly. When my friends and I ran out to play in the schoolyard, Mrs. Prescott took me aside and said, "You told that story of William Tell as though you had been there. You are a most amazi...

Art by Duy Truong The Wurtherington Diary. Duy has given Tammy a new hairdo with the ponytails. We landed in the center of Kakuna. Chief Wanakuka and his wife, Lanacua came running down the stairway to greet us and offered us hugs and kisses. Many Kakuna elves gathered round. Chief Wanakuka said, "We are happy to see you! What brings you here today?" I explained that we all needed outfits and we were quickly ushered into a fine haberdashery. Zeke and Cedric loved standing in front of the mirror admiring their new look. We purchased Bavarian clothing that would suit our time traveling adventure. In a short time we looked very much like the Kakuna elves with pointed feathered hats and short pants. Polly found a hat too. "Caw, caw, ca...

Art by Duy Truong, Tammy meets William Tell ( The Wurtherington Diary) The men carried their crossbows and gathered at a target range near the river. They had set up a target on a sandy beach that stood about fifty meters off. Everyone took a turn at it. Most everyone hit the target and two had found the bull's-eye. William Tell was the last to shoot. He tested the wind with his finger, then unlatched the trigger of the crossbow. The arrow sailed across the beach and struck the center of the bull's-eye. "Hooray!" they yelled. It was agreed that William Tell was the best marksman of the village. Look for these books from the Wurtherington Diary: The Wurtherington Diary: The Little Doll Girl Tammy and the Declaration of Independen...

Art by Duy Truong. A gentle breeze blew from the west. It would not last long as angry clouds were billowing over the mountain peaks. William Tell took careful aim.... He tested the air once again and then focused upon the apple. He released the latch and the arrow sailed across the square and split the apple in half. Walter picked up the two halves and ran into the arms of his father. The villagers embraced one another and cheered as their prayers had been answered.

The year: July 1, 1307 ( about noon) Place: Altdorf, Switzerland ( The village square) Art by Duy Truong. A gentle breeze blew from the west. It would not last long as angry clouds were billowing over the mountain peaks. William Tell took careful aim.... He tested the air once again and then focused upon the apple. He released the latch and the arrow sailed across the square and split the apple in half. Walter picked up the two halves and ran into the arms of his father. The villagers embraced one another and cheered as their prayers had been answered.

Art by Duy Truong. We walked outside to give the villagers the good news. Yberg said, "We have two new freedom fighters, Leif and Hagen. They are Austrian knaves no more and will fight for freedom this day. Let us welcome them into the new life they have chosen." Each villager stepped forward and offered a hearty handshake and embrace. "We welcome ye, friend." Zeke found his pan flute and Cedric thrummed a lute. Polly and Alfred joined in. They began to sing:

Art by Duy Truong... Color art by Red Bubble artist Ahelene: http://www.redbubble.com/people/ahelene Be sure to visit her gallery and leave a comment too!This is Walter, the son of William Tell who was brave enough to stand with an apple upon his head on that legendary day. Background color is "Island Paradise"

Art by Duy Truong...................Color art by Red Bubble artist Ahelene: http://www.redbubble.com/people/ahelene Be sure to visit her gallery and leave a comment too!...Tammy Meets William Tell. (Book 5 in the Wurtherington Diary)...The cover is always the last piece of art for our books. One can draw from the experience of illustrating the entire story; and then it is effortless to come up with a inspiring idea for a cover. It is viewed in an instant--Tammy, the apple,( and later we added William Tell with his crossbow.) All with a rainbow in the Swiss Alps. We could call this "Fantasy in Blue." if we wished--but we'll stick with the title on hand. Background color is "Pale Dogwood"