Amaryllis och apelsiner (1938) Material::canvas 400gr/m² (cotton) was known for his impressionistic

was known for his impressionistic landscapes

Boberg portrays the busy atmosphere of the fishing season

He enjoyed the patronage of Marie Antoinette and later of Joséphine de Beauharnais

punctuated by the striking silhouette of a cypress tree that reaches into the sky almost like a flame

Kreuger depicts a busy Parisian street where passers-by seek shelter under their umbrellas

Amaryllis och apelsiner (1938) Material::canvas 400gr/m² (cotton) was known for his impressionisticIsaac Grnewald's "Amaryllis och apelsiner" from 1938 is a vibrant still life that captures the essence of Swedish modernism. The bright colors and dynamic composition reflect Grnewald's penchant for Fauvism, a movement he discovered while studying in Paris under the tutelage of Henri Matisse. The amaryllis, with its bold red blooms, contrasts with the bright orange oranges scattered on the table. This composition shows Grnewald's masterful ability to