Hakon, Daga and Edgar 1902

Carl Larsson's "Hakon, Daga and Edgar" (1902) captures a slice of domestic life within the artist's home. The scene showcases the artist's wife, Karin, and their children, Hakon, Daga, and Edgar, gathered in a living room. The painting is a typical example of Larsson's style, known as "Swedish Impressionism," characterized by a focus on everyday moments and interior spaces filled with natural light, warmth, and vibrancy. The use of watercolor and the inclusion of details like the dog, floral arrangements, and furniture contribute to the overall sense of homeliness and tranquility in the piece.