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The Liner Carl XIII getting its Sails dry behind Kastellholmen

Johan Kristian Berger , 1862

The Liner Carl XIII getting its Sails dry behind Kastellholmen, by Johan Kristian Berger, unspecified, 1862
The Liner Carl XIII getting its Sails dry behind Kastellholmen, by Johan Kristian Berger, unspecified, 1862

The Liner Carl XIII getting its Sails dry behind Kastellholmen is an unspecified painting by Johan Kristian Berger. It dates from 1862 and is held in the collection of the Nationalmuseum.

About this work

Overview

The Liner Carl XIII getting its Sails dry behind Kastellholmen is a painting by Johan Kristian Berger, created in 1862. It is a serene harbor scene held at the Nationalmuseum.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts the Liner Carl XIII with its sails being dried behind Kastellholmen, a small island. The calm atmosphere and warm light evoke a sense of tranquility, capturing a peaceful moment in the harbor.

Technique & Style

The artist achieves a sense of depth by reflecting the colors of the cloudy sky in the water. The overall effect is one of serenity, with the large ship and smaller boats creating a balanced composition.

Artist & collection

Portrait of Johan Kristian Berger

Artist

Johan Kristian Berger

Johan Kristian Berger (1803–1871) was an artist, born in Linköping Cathedral Congregation.

Nationalmuseum

Museum

Nationalmuseum

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