A Distress Shot 1883
oscarbjorck
statensmuseumforkunst
canvas
life drawing
impressionistic
figure drawing
charcoal drawing
painted
possibly oil pastel
canvas
underpainting
painterly
painting painterly
charcoal
"A Distress Shot" (1883) by Oscar Björck depicts a scene of quiet desperation. A woman, seemingly a mother, looks out a window, while a young boy, possibly her son, stares intently at something beyond the viewer's sight, perhaps the same scene as the woman observes. The dark and muted color palette suggests a somber mood, while the cramped interior and simple furnishings hint at poverty. Björck's work often focused on the lives of ordinary people and captured the emotional weight of everyday situations. This painting is an example of his ability to express deep emotion and human experience through realistic detail. The painting is currently housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.
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