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The artist's artistic scope was quite broad: he worked with ceramics, collaborated with the Jaroňek brothers for a short time, and later established his own workshop in Frýdlant nad Ostravicí. From 1924 he focused his attention solely on printmaking and painting. His mountain landscape with a viaduct also dates approximately form this time, a balanced composition with bold colors. It is believed that he became acquainted with modern art movements during his trips abroad. This landscape painting shows clear influences of German Expressionism. Oil on canvas, signed "F. Duša" on bottom right.