Carl Hansen, From Dyrehaven

Carl Hansen, From DyrehavenThis early 20th century oil painting by Danish artist Carl Hansen (1870 1934) depicts a wooded view at Dyrehaven (Deer Park), Copenhagen. It was exhibited at a retrospective in 1935. Leaning towards an early sun, the bare trees of Winter cast long shadows along the woodland floor. In near monotone, their limber forms stretch skywards, vanishing off the canvas. While directly below, a worn track drives through the earth, with dapples of muddy green

of her works that remain

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An attractive Dutch oil painting depicting three fishermen rowing on a large lake beneath a beautiful cloudy sky

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He was awarded the Saxon State Prize in 1914

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Nordgren painted this towards the end of his life following many years spent in Düsseldorf away from his beloved Swedish home - “tormented by a permanent homesickness”

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With every detailed composition devoid of figures and interruption