With Jakob Schwegler, Alexandre Calame, Josef Zelger, Barthélemy Menn, Johann Gottfried Steffan, Josef Bütler, Jost Schiffmann, Gustave Castan, Robert Zünd, Frank Buchser, Rudolf Koller, Arnold Munzinger, Jost Meyer am Rhyn, Niklaus Pfyffer, Charles Paul, Etienne Desavary, Jost Muheim d.J., Otto Frölicher, Adolf Stäbli, Marie Victor Émile Isenbart, Ferdinand Hodler, Albert Welti, Félix Vallotton, Hans Emmenegger, Anton Egloff, Josef M. Odermatt, Jan Dibbets, Andreas Gehr, Richard Long, Giuseppe Penone, Anthony Douglas Cragg, Richard Deacon, Niklaus Lenherr

In the collection of the Museum of Art Lucerne landscape painting is a main field of national importance. In this context, the exhibition Terrain brings together highlights from Alexandre Calame to Robert Zünd to Hans Emmenegger, focusing its attention on an interest in structure, motif and detail close to that of the sculptor. The fascinating combination with contemporary sculptures by Tony Cragg, Jan Dibbets and Andreas Gehr finally creates a range of associations between built landscape and staged nature.