After the Battle of Fyrisvall. Proposed Decoration of the Walls in the Upper Hall of the Nationalmuseum by Mårten Eskil Winge

After the Battle of Fyrisvall. Proposed Decoration of the Walls in the Upper Hall of the Nationalmuseum 

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watercolor

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landscape

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charcoal drawing

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figuration

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watercolor

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romanticism

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history-painting

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watercolor

"After the Battle of Fyrisvall" is a painting by Mårten Eskil Winge, a Swedish artist born in 1825. This historical scene depicts the aftermath of the Battle of Fyrisvall, a pivotal event in Swedish history. Winge's painting, a depiction of the Battle of Fyrisvall, likely intended for a proposed decoration of the walls of the Nationalmuseum, captures the aftermath of the battle. The scene is filled with detail, showing both the defeated and victorious warriors, and the aftermath of the battle. It is a testament to Winge's skill and understanding of historical detail. This scene, filled with historical figures, gives us a glimpse into the immediate consequences of the battle.

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