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Paintings -> Scandinavian Modernists
Hans Larsson, mixed media on paper, listed Swedish visual artist.
Modernist portrait of a woman with large, dark eyes and a stylised face framed by sweeping bands of colour. Bold outlines and layered areas of blue, red, yellow and white give the composition an expressive character. Signed lower right and dated 1951. Presented with a light-coloured mount in a gilt-coloured frame.
Origin: Sweden.
Material: Mixed media on paper.
Dimensions: Visual size 26 × 22 cm, total size 40 × 35 cm.
Period: 1951.
Condition: Appears in very good condition.
Biography:
Hans Larsson (1910–1973) was a Swedish visual artist from Malmö and a prominent figure among the Scanian colourists. He studied at the Scanian Painting School and Malmö Technical Vocational School and lived in Copenhagen for several years. His work includes portraits, still lifes, landscapes and biblical figure compositions, drawing inspiration from German Expressionism, Georges Rouault and Byzantine art. His work is held in collections including the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm, Malmö Museum and the National Gallery of Denmark.
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