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Studio: international art — 33.1905

DOI Artikel:
Oliver, Maude I. G.: Swedish art at the St. Louis exposition
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20710#0072

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Swedish Art at St. Louis

Star, by this aitist, is exceedingly poetic. Eleven struck in his subject, called The Blizzard, where

years ago, when the young Schultzberg carried off the very spirit of the Norseman, who laughed in the

an important medal from Chicago, the critics felt teeth of the storm, seems aroused in the swirl of

secure in presaging a future for this youth, who the snow, sweeping over intrepid pines, whose

even then was known as " The Snow Painter ;" branches yield in obedience to the wild caprice of

and the prophets have not been disappointed in the tempest. Alfred Bergstrom, who excels in

their prediction. Today Mr. Schultzberg's work paintings of sunsets overforests, bays, and mountains,

displays a personal tone and an element of virility shows a typical work illustrating in a true and

that easily distinguish his manner as both convinc- imposing way the peculiar shading of a sunset in

ing and impressive. A calm dignity pervades his the Northland. Erik Hedberg's Fox in Moonlight

canvas entitled Winter Evening, in which a forest is excellent, his August Evening is full of poesy, and

of evergreens appears beyond the snow-covered Evening in the Wilderness, from the brush of Olof

hill, and from a cleft in which stretches a single Arborelius, is a masterly work. Notice should also

towering pine that binds the lake, the distant be made of the two large paintings by Anton

mountains, and the sky to the note of white Genberg and Oscar Hullgren, and of Wilhem

in the snow. The songs of music and the song of Behm's Foggy November Day. A work that is

art are so closely allied that nature's melody attracting much attention, and that is almost

may often be a common theme for musician and Corotesque in feeling, is The Midsummer Night by

artist alike, so that one finds oneself wondering Knut Borgh. This young painter is one of the two

whether the fact that Mr. Schultzberg is also a youngest landscape artists in Sweden. The other,

musician accounts for the ability he possesses to Miss Esther Almqvist, whose work is likewise

attune his brush to the harmonies of his romantic deserving of notice, shows sympathy and decorative

land. At all events, a decided minor chord is sentiment in her Full Moon in Tulv. Another of

"mother and daughter" by carl larsson

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