Roslag Street, Stockholm 1893 - 1897
karlnordstrom
statensmuseumforkunst
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abandoned
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possibly oil pastel
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watercolour illustration
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"Roslag Street, Stockholm" is a captivating oil painting by Swedish artist Karl Nordström. Created between 1893 and 1897, the artwork depicts a nighttime scene of a street in Stockholm, illuminated by gas lamps. The composition focuses on the perspective of a viewer looking down a street, with the buildings on either side receding into the distance. Nordström's use of dark blues and grays creates a sense of mystery and tranquility, while the warm glow of the lamplight adds a touch of life to the scene. Currently housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, this painting offers a glimpse into the urban life of late 19th-century Stockholm, showcasing Nordström's keen observation of the city's atmosphere.
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