
1869–1935 · Norwegian · 18 artworks
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.
what you'll learn
Studying Sohlberg's work allows students to explore the use of color and composition to evoke mood and atmosphere in landscape painting. Students can also learn about the Neo-Romantic movement and its focus on subjective experience and emotional expression.
related: Edvard Munch, Caspar David Friedrich

Solskin
1892

Høstlandskap

Spring Evening, Akershus Fortress
1913

Noite de Verão
1899

Noite 2
1905

Modne Jorder

Noite
1904

Estrada Principal em Røros
1904

Rua em Oslo
1911

Street in Røros in Winter

Auto-retrato
1896

Rua em Røros
1902

Prado Florido no Norte
1905

Oslo vista de Akershus
1900

Solgløtt

Estrada Rural
1912

Sara Vokter Hjorden

Casa de campo do pescador
1906