#gustaf rydberg

[landschaftsmalerei]

Sadesfalt, Landschaftsstudie von Gustaf Rydberg (1891)

#kunst #kunstwerk #art #artwork #gustaf rydberg #künstler #artist #landschaft #landscape #landschaftsmalerei #natur #nature #feld #field #wiese #meadow #gras #grass #bäume #trees #grün #green #hügel #hill #himmel #sky #wolken #clouds #gemälde #painting

[i12bent]

Gustaf Rydberg (Sept. 13, 1835 - 1933) was a Swedish landscape painter who pioneered plein air technique in his works from Skåne where he was born and kept returning to.

Rydberg studied at the Danish Royal Academy, then moved on to the Swedish Academy, and finally spent five years in Dusseldorf with Hans Gude. Later in life he traveled extensively, often accompanying the Swedish King on trips to Norway. In 1897 he finally settled permanently in his home region, Skåne.

Above - Gustaf Rydberg: Vinterlandskap, 1874 - oil on wood panel (Göteborgs Konstmuseum)

#art #swedish painter #gustaf rydberg #1870s #landscape painting #danish royal academy of fine arts #swedish artist #swedish royal academy #winter landscape #skåne #hans gude #düsseldorf #göteborgs konstmuseum

[lemuseum]

#Gustaf Rydberg - Spring in Skåne (1868)

[salemoleander]

solving counting sheep webweave

MCYTblr AU Fest Summer 2023 // sources under readmore

Created as a treat for the absolutely stunning fic by @theminecraftbee!

What is a webweave? Previous art: Third Life | Void Falling | Attempt 33 | Martyn | Limited Life | Nightingale Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | singing songs to the secrets behind my eye | A Hundred Things We Had Not Dreamed Of

Pt. 1: The Specialist’s Hat, Stranger Things Happen p.63  / Kelly Link ◆ Requiem Angel / Daniele Valeriani via @satanasaeternus ◆ Maschera Venetian Joker Mask / Atelier Marega Mask ◆ Macbeth 1.5.57-61 / Shakespeare ◆ Watch / Carol Milne ◆ Excerpt from Salt Is For Curing / Sonia Vatomsky via @geryone ◆ Carved Damascus Steel Bird Knife / Robert Mayo ◆ Excerpt from STOP ME IF YOU’VE HEARD THIS ONE BEFORE, Calling a Wolf a Wolf / Kaveh Akbar ◆ off to finish it at the source / @catcrumb ◆ Excerpt from The War of Vaslav Nijinsky / Frank Bidart ◆ Having a cat is great tweet / @premeesaurus ◆ Secrete / Kate MccGwire via @snailspng

Pt. 2: I am asking you to endure it. / @intactics (Deactivated 12.31.21) ◆ Hi! You have great eyes / @illness (Deactivated 3.25.18) ◆ Taste for Independence Cat / @alisonzai ◆ Support Mental Health pin / @snailspng ◆ A Barn at Kronetorp, Skåne / Gustaf Rydberg ◆ Living: There is a period when it is clear... / Jenny Holzer via @funeral ◆ Neighborhood Plague, Fjords I / Zachary Schomburg ◆ Ugly, Bitter, and True / Suzanne Rivecca ◆ It just keeps happening / @mothcub ◆ Shepherd with Flock of Sheep / Anton Mauve ◆ No Longer Evil cat / @b0nkcreat ◆ Excerpt from All Our Futures / Jody Chan via @geryone ◆ Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stitch / Carol Milne via @knithacker ◆ Deep Dark Fear (9.29.2013) / Fran Krause @deep-dark-fears

Pt. 3: Read more pop-up / @screenshotsofdespair ◆ Combination of Painter Javier Palacios and Enoch 18:14 /  @mountainqoats ◆ Wandering Albatross ◆ Diomedes ◆ Forgive dead players: OFF / @screenshotsofdespair ◆ Inktober52 Angel / @lastmousequeen-blog ◆ The Heavenly Host / Violet Oakley ◆ Excerpt from No Rush / Todd Dillard ◆ I will not go gentle magnets / @carpethedamndiem ◆ Excerpt from cain / José Saramago via @ilumark (Deactivated 2.5.22) ◆ Excerpt from Salt Is For Curing / Sonya Vatomsky via @geryone ◆ Purple / @ungfio via @sosuperawesome ◆ Excerpt from Lessons on Expulsion / Erika Sánchez via @geryone ◆ The Practical Companion to the Work-Table, Containing Directions for Knitting, Netting, & Crochet Work / Elizabeth Jackson via @knittinghistory

Pt. 4: Excerpt from A Ghost is a Memory / GennaRose Nethercott via @tolerateit ◆ What’s done is done / @thatsbelievable ◆ Excerpt from Ante body / Marwa Helal via @geryone ◆ Minor Resurrections / Elisa Gonzalez ◆ Mirror ◆ Coming back / @ungfio ◆ Candlestick ◆ Flame

#webweave #solving counting sheep #salem art #web weave #mcytblr #three #mcytblraufest23 #mcytblraufest2023 #do not remember which of those tags is correct lol #ALSO I believe tagging someone multiple times only alerts them once. if that is not the case a preemptive apology to geryone #i debated including panel 4 at all or under readmore or whatever #but honestly i feel like even if its not as pretty it says something I really want to say

[scribbled-margins]

In celebration of the Gothenburg Museum of Art uploading HD scans of their collection online, here are some winter themed wallpapers ❄️🌨️

(1) Backyard, Nils Kreuger // (2) Evening in February, Riddarfjärden, Stockholm, Eugène Jansson // (3) November Evening at Hisingsvassen, Gothenburg, Berndt Lindholm // (4) Snow, Gustaf Fjæstad // (5) Winter Evening at Söder, Stockholm, Georg Pauli // (6) Winter Landscape, Gustaf Rydberg // (7) Winter Landscape, Karl Nordström // (8) Winter Landscape, Olof Sager-Nelson // (9) Winter Scene, Frithjof Smith-Hald

#dark academia #academia #academia aesthetic #art #dark acadamia aesthetic #light academia aesthetic #winter #winter aesthetic #dark academia vibes #winter vibes #dark academia winter #classical art #classic art #painting #snow #wallpaper #wallpapers #winter wallpaper #winter wallpapers

[dato-georgia-caucasus]

Gustaf Rydberg - Winter Landscape with Horse Sled, 1868

#გამოფენა

[vcam1952]

Gustaf Rydberg | “Råå fishing village, Skåne,” 1892 #myartera #mysealikes (at Llansanffraid Glan Conwy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnYvgM6qiJ2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#myartera #mysealikes

[themuseumwithoutwalls]

MWW Artwork of the Day (1/11/21) Gustaf Rydberg (Swedish, 1835–1933) Winter Landscape with Horse Sled (1868) Oil on canvas, 45.1 x 62.3 cm. Private Collection

The dramatic sky in the background animates the grey and sleepy winter landscape. Inspired by Düsseldorf painting, Rydberg romanticised an everyday country scene, probably somewhere in continental Europe. The tiny, struggling figures and the horse-drawn carriage become one with the snowy slush on the road. The central motif is the sky, burning with an intense light.  Rydberg's works are generally in the style of the Düsseldorf School, but he has also been compared to Camille Corot and adopted some techniques from his friend, Alfred Wahlberg. He was never influenced by any of the newer stylistic trends that emerged around the turn of the century.

#gustaf rydberg #Winter Landscape with Horse Sled #swedish artist #landscape

[myfairynuffstuff]

Gustaf Rydberg (1835 - 1933) - Landscape with Farm and Figures. Oil on canvas.

#Gustaf Rydberg #Swedish #Landscape #Pond #Farm

[ord-i-sverige]

#gustaf rydberg #malmöhus #park #slott

[fleurdulys]

Summer Day - Gustaf Rydberg

#art #swedish painter #realism #gustaf rydberg

[amdd1990]

Artist: Gustaf Rydberg (Detail).

[i12bent]

Gustaf Rydberg (Sept. 13, 1835 - 1933) was a Swedish landscape painter who pioneered plein air technique in his works from Skåne where he was born and kept returning to.

Rydberg studied at the Danish Royal Academy, then moved on to the Swedish Academy, and finally spent five years in Dusseldorf with Hans Gude. Later in life he traveled extensively, often accompanying the Swedish King on trips to Norway. In 1897 he finally settled permanently in his home region, Skåne.

Above - Gustaf Rydberg: Landskap från Torsebro, nära Kristianstad, ca. 1915 (oil on canvas, Nationalmuseum Stockholm)

#art #swedish painter #gustaf rydberg #plein air #landscape painting #skåne #royal danish academy #royal swedish academy of art #düsseldorf #hans gude #stockholm nationalmuseum #oil on canvas #torsebro

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Hello! Can you recommend Swedish writers that are a must read? Sorry if you already answered this!

hello! :) the biggest must-read for any swede (or person speaking swedish) that wants to call themselves well-read to any degree would be 

August Strindberg, who amongst others wrote Röda rummet, Tjänstekvinnans son, Ett drömspel, Fröken Julie, Inferno, En dåres försvarstal, Hemsöborna, I Havsbandet, Skärkarlsliv, Till Damaskus, Giftas, Ensam, Leka med elden 

though do note that August Stringberg lived between 1849 and 1912 and the swedish language has undergone a lot since then, alors he can be a bit hard to understand if you’re not used to reading older literature

Hjalmar Söderberg, who amongst others wrote Den allvarsamma leken, Dr. Glas, Förvillelser, Martin Bircks ungdom, Historietter, Gertrud 

Selma Lagerlöf, member of Svenska Akademien and winner of Nobelpriset i litteratur, who amongst others wrote Nils Holgerssons underbara resa genom Sverige, Gösta Berlings saga, Löwensköldska ringen, Charlotte Löwensköld 

Viktor Rydberg, who amongst others wrote Singoalla, Den siste athenaren and the famous poem Tomten which is customary to read around Christmas

Carl Jonas Love Almqvist, who amongst others wrote Det går an

Stig Claesson, more famous as Slas, who amongst others wrote Blues för Mr Shelley, Vem älskar Yngve Frej?, På palmblad och rosor, Om vänskap funnes, Nästa man till rakning, Efter oss syndafloden, En vandring i solen, Att resa sig upp och gå, Flickor

Klas Östergren, member of Svenska Akademien, who amongst others has written Gentlemen, Gangsters, Den sista cigaretten

Sara Stridsberg, (up until recently member of Svenska Akademien) who amongst others has written Drömfakulteten and Darling River

Per Lagerkvist, who was a member of Svenska Akademien and winner of Nobelpriset i litteratur, who wrote amongst others Dvärgen and Ångest

the poet Harry Martinson who was a member of Svenska Akademien and winner of Nobelpriset i litteratur, and wrote amongst others Nässlorna blomma, Vägen till klockrike, Aniara 

the poet Tomas Tranströmer who won Nobelpriset i litteratur and who wrote, 17 dikter, Hemligheter på vägen, Den halvfärdiga himlen, Klanger och spår, Mörkerseende, Stigar, Östersjöar, Sanningsbarriären, Det vilda torget, För levande och döda, Sorgegondolen,  Fängelse, Den stora gåtan

the poet Gustaf Fröding who amongst others wrote Nya dikter, Guitarr och dragharmonika, Stänk och flikar

Frans G Bengtsson who wrote among others, Röde Orm

Stig Larsson who has written amongst others, Autisterna, Nyår, and who worked on Kris together with Horace Engdahl, Tomas Näsholm and a list of other important names in modern swedish literature

Per Wästberg who is a member of Svenska Akademien and who has written amongst others Förbjudet område, Minnets stigar

the (primarily) poet Kristina Lugn who is a member of Svenska Akademien and who has written amongst others om jag inte, Till min man, om han kunde läsa, Döda honom!, om ni hör ett skott…, Percy Wennerfors, Bekantskap önskas med äldre bildad herre,  Hundstunden, Hej då, ha det så bra!

Göran Tunström who wrote among others Tjuven, Juloratoriet, Berömda män som varit i Sunne

Ivar Lo-Johansson who wrote among others Godnatt, jord, Pubertet, Bara en mor, Analfabeten, Jordproletärerna, Stockholmaren, Statarna

Vilhelm Moberg who wrote among others Utvandrarna, Invandrarna, Nybyggarna, Det gamla riket, Sista brevet till Sverige, Långt från landsvägen

Per Anders Fogelström who wrote among others Sommaren med Monika, Medan staden sover, Mina drömmars stad, Möten i skymningen, Barn av sin stad, Minns du den stad, I en förvandlad stad

Bodil Malmsten who wrote among others Nefertiti i Berlin, Och en månad går fortare nu än ett hjärtslag, Priset på vatten i Finistère

Karin Boye who wrote among others Ja visst gör det ont, Kris, Kallocain

Agnes von Krusenstjerna who wrote among others Tony-triologin, Fröknarna von Pahlensviten, Ninas dagbok, Helenas första kärlek, Fru Esters pensionat

if you want to know more about swedish literature (or literature in general) you can read the books of literary scholar Sara Danius, especially Husmoderns död

#ask #catcomaprada #literature #swedish literature #culture #litteratur

[kafkasapartment]

Untitled (snow storm) 1925. Gustaf Rydberg. Oil on canvas

#painting #peinture #pittura #pintura #Malerei #art

[dato-georgia-caucasus]

Gustaf Rydberg - Winter Landscape with Horse Sled, 1868

#გამოფენა