Harald Sohlberg
1869–1935 · Norwegian · 18 artworks
Neo-RomanticismSymbolismDetailed realismAtmospheric perspectiveSymbolic use of colorEmphasis on moodPrecise drawing
artist bio
Harald Sohlberg was a Norwegian Neo-Romantic painter known for his depictions of Norwegian landscapes, capturing their mystical and melancholic atmosphere. His work often explores themes of nature, solitude, and the sublime, characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a dreamlike quality.
related: Edvard Munch, Caspar David Friedrich
18 artworks
Solskin
1892
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Høstlandskap
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Spring Evening, Akershus Fortress
1913
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Noite de Verão
1899
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Noite 2
1905
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Modne Jorder
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Noite
1904
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Estrada Principal em Røros
1904
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Rua em Oslo
1911
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Street in Røros in Winter
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Auto-retrato
1896
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Rua em Røros
1902
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Prado Florido no Norte
1905
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Oslo vista de Akershus
1900
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Solgløtt
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Estrada Rural
1912
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Sara Vokter Hjorden
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Casa de campo do pescador
1906
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