At the Window
Hans Heyerdahl · 1881
Hans Heyerdahl
Sweden · 1857–1913
Hans Olaf Halvor Heyerdahl was a Norwegian Realist painter. His work was characterized by naturalism and focused largely on portraits and landscape paintings. == Biography == Heyerdahl was born in Smedjebacken, Sweden. He was the son of Halvor Heyerdahl and Hilda Margretha Haak (1834, 1917). His father was a prominent engineer and architect.
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At the Window
Hans Heyerdahl · 1881
National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
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At the Window
Hans Heyerdahl · 1881
National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
At the Window is an 1881 painting by the Norwegian Realism painter, Hans Heyerdahl, which is held in the collection of the National Gallery, Norway. At the Window differs noticeably from Heyerdahl’s earlier works, which were influenced by the dark, stringent style of the Munich school. This picture showcases what Heyerdahl learned from modern French painting.
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