Dance in Gopsmor 1906

Anders Zorn's "Dance in Gopsmor" (1906) depicts a lively scene of traditional Swedish folk dancing in a dimly lit, rustic interior. The energy of the swirling dancers is captured through dynamic brushstrokes and a vibrant color palette, emphasizing the movement and joy of the event. The painting, now part of the Nationalmuseum collection in Stockholm, showcases Zorn's mastery of capturing fleeting moments with expressive realism, making it a significant work in his oeuvre.