#gustaf edolf fjaestad

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad (1868-1948)

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad (Swedish, 1868--1948)

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winter's scene

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Ment Nelson

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Katja Lang - Winterlandscape

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Ito Yuhan – Snow at Kyoto

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Frans Koopelaar - The Kolkje with Snow

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Mark Webber

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Eric Sloane - New England Red

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad - Solar Reflections in Winter Landscape, 1916,

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John Ford Clymer - The Big Snow

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Peter Sculthorpe - Moonlight over the farm

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Marc Edwards

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Deb Garlick

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Niilas Nordenswan

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Dale Nichols - Deep Snow, 1967

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Chris Cyprus - Frosty Morning, 2024

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Maxfield Parrish - Dingleton Farm

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Sean William Randall - Light Flight

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad

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Winter Landscape, 1908 by Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad

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Winter Landscape, Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad, 1908, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings

pointillist style; shades of white, blue, blue-grey, cream; snow falling; snow-covered ground with two pairs of tracks in foreground, LRQ; five snow-covered evergreen trees Gustaf Fjaestad made the Swedish winter landscape his hallmark. In hundreds of paintings, he explored the myriad effects of light upon snow. In Winter Landscape, Gustaf Fjaestad employs a personal form of Pointillism, using a pattern of dots and lines to create a snowscape of calm natural beauty. This painting is a large and important addition to the MIA’s collection of 19th and 20th century Nordic paintings, which has been steadily growing over the past five years. Size: 56 1/8 × 58 1/2 in. (142.56 × 148.59 cm) (sight) Medium: Oil on canvas

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/118786/

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 Winter landscape under crimson sky.

Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad  (Swedish 1868 - 1948)

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad (Swedish, 1868-1948)

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1. Saint-Severin, 1909 by Robert Delaunay

2. Winter Landscape, 1908 by Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad

3. Port-en-Bessin, 1888 by Georges Seurat

I identify with these three paintings because of the texture that is used in them. In the first one I love the greens and the blues to portray the cool tones of the church, and also the ragged texture. In the next two they both use a dotted texture that I am really drawn to and would love to use this technique in my final painting. 

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad (Swedish, 1868 - 1948)

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad (1868-1948)

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Winter Landscape, Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad, 1908, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings

pointillist style; shades of white, blue, blue-grey, cream; snow falling; snow-covered ground with two pairs of tracks in foreground, LRQ; five snow-covered evergreen trees Gustaf Fjaestad made the Swedish winter landscape his hallmark. In hundreds of paintings, he explored the myriad effects of light upon snow. In Winter Landscape, Gustaf Fjaestad employs a personal form of Pointillism, using a pattern of dots and lines to create a snowscape of calm natural beauty. This painting is a large and important addition to the MIA’s collection of 19th and 20th century Nordic paintings, which has been steadily growing over the past five years. Size: 56 1/8 × 58 1/2 in. (142.56 × 148.59 cm) (sight) Medium: Oil on canvas

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/118786/

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Winter Landscape, Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad, 1908, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings

pointillist style; shades of white, blue, blue-grey, cream; snow falling; snow-covered ground with two pairs of tracks in foreground, LRQ; five snow-covered evergreen trees Gustaf Fjaestad made the Swedish winter landscape his hallmark. In hundreds of paintings, he explored the myriad effects of light upon snow. In Winter Landscape, Gustaf Fjaestad employs a personal form of Pointillism, using a pattern of dots and lines to create a snowscape of calm natural beauty. This painting is a large and important addition to the MIA’s collection of 19th and 20th century Nordic paintings, which has been steadily growing over the past five years. Size: 56 1/8 × 58 1/2 in. (142.56 × 148.59 cm) (sight) Medium: Oil on canvas

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/118786/

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Winter Landscape, Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad, 1908, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings

pointillist style; shades of white, blue, blue-grey, cream; snow falling; snow-covered ground with two pairs of tracks in foreground, LRQ; five snow-covered evergreen trees Gustaf Fjaestad made the Swedish winter landscape his hallmark. In hundreds of paintings, he explored the myriad effects of light upon snow. In Winter Landscape, Gustaf Fjaestad employs a personal form of Pointillism, using a pattern of dots and lines to create a snowscape of calm natural beauty. This painting is a large and important addition to the MIA’s collection of 19th and 20th century Nordic paintings, which has been steadily growing over the past five years. Size: 56 1/8 × 58 1/2 in. (142.56 × 148.59 cm) (sight) Medium: Oil on canvas

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/118786/

[mia-paintings]

Winter Landscape, Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad, 1908, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Paintings

pointillist style; shades of white, blue, blue-grey, cream; snow falling; snow-covered ground with two pairs of tracks in foreground, LRQ; five snow-covered evergreen trees Gustaf Fjaestad made the Swedish winter landscape his hallmark. In hundreds of paintings, he explored the myriad effects of light upon snow. In Winter Landscape, Gustaf Fjaestad employs a personal form of Pointillism, using a pattern of dots and lines to create a snowscape of calm natural beauty. This painting is a large and important addition to the MIA’s collection of 19th and 20th century Nordic paintings, which has been steadily growing over the past five years. Size: 56 1/8 × 58 1/2 in. (142.56 × 148.59 cm) (sight) Medium: Oil on canvas

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/118786/

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Gustaf Edolf Fjaestad (Swedish, 1868-1948)