Oskar Bergman – Nailinge Farm

Oskar Bergman (1879–1963), Nailinge Farm, watercolor, signed and dated 1941, H. 24 cm; W. 35 cm.

Swedish painter from Stockholm, Oskar Bergman was renowned for his mastery of watercolor and his deep attachment to the landscapes of his homeland. A member of the Konstnärshuset, he devoted most of his work to the meticulous depiction of Swedish nature, combining poetic sensitivity with precise observation, apart from the avant-garde movements of his time.

In this 1941 watercolor, he captures the tranquility of a snowy rural landscape dominated by the region’s characteristic red buildings. The scene, bathed in soft, diffuse winter light, delicately renders the contrast between the whiteness of the snow and the dark tones of the forest in the background.

Through his skillful handling of transparency and chromatic subtlety, Bergman creates a suspended moment—an homage to the silence of the Swedish winter and the beauty of nature.

Condition Report

The drawing is in very good condition.
The sheet is not laid down.
The support is sound and stable.
There are no losses, tears, creases, or stains.

Sold in a glazed gilt wooden frame.
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