losen takes a smoke Size:40x50

losen takes a smoke Size:40x50Poster with the painting "Losen takes a smoke" by the Norwegian artist Christian Krohg (1852 1925) who is known for his realistic depictions of life in Norway, especially in marine paintings and socially engaged works. The painting from 1912 captures the heavy and hard everyday life of sailors, while expressing a human and relaxed moment of rest. Christian Krohg studied at art academies in Oslo and Paris and became a leading figure in Norwegian

with Åmål being the largest and best known

The shape of the wings is spread out and curved

Four elves are sitting on a branch above

New York in the 1930s

which combined careful observation of nature with a dramatic portrayal of the animals

a bay in central Stockholm and part of Mälaren

this particular artwork graced its pages on July 15

Larssons Ateljè | Created: 1902 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Item ID: Fa 48337 | Copyright: CC BY

Photography Riksgränsen's Station House 1950 shows two men standing and discussing in front of the station house

At the top of the map we see the text: " Map of Situations around Gothenburg and Bohus

Hordeum distichum (double row barley)

princesses and animals have captured the imagination of generation after generation