Breakfast Table

Artist: Ragnar Falk
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 15.5” x 18.5”

This intimate still life by Ragnar Falk depicts a tabletop arrangement of flowers, fruit, and potted greenery rendered in a subdued, atmospheric palette. Deep blues, greens, and warm earth tones are balanced with soft highlights, while loose, painterly brushwork gives the composition depth and quiet movement.

Ragnar Falk worked within the Swedish modernist tradition of the mid-20th century. His work reflects the influence of Nordic colorism and painterly realism, emphasizing atmosphere over strict detail.

This piece is in good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

Still Life with Jars

Artist: Erik Andersson

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 14” x 17”

This is a still life painting in a modernist, post-impressionist or early expressionist style.The painting has a loose, expressive quality with bold, visible brushwork rather than fine detail. Forms are simplified and slightly stylized as you notice the vessels have solid, weighty shapes. There’s a clear interest in color relationships and the play of light and shadow rather than photographic realism. This painting hints at a typical, traditional still life, but with a modern edge due to the simplified forms and expressive color use. The composition has a nice balance between the shapes of the vessels and jars. The lighting seems soft and diffused, creating gentle shadows and a calm atmosphere.

About the Artist: Erik Andersson (1854-1911) was a Swedish painter whose work focused on portraits and landscapes, operating within the realms of realism and naturalism.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Flowers and Tablecloth

Artist: Bertil Andersson (1923-1990)

Medium: Oil on Panel

Dimensions: 31” x 18”

This vibrant, expressive still life painting depicts a bouquet of flowers in a dark jug. The pitcher sits on a bright yellow and green checked tablecloth.

The bouquet is the focal point and explodes with energetic brushwork. It features bold, fiery colors—primarily vivid reds, oranges, and yellows—with accents of deep green leaves and stems. The flowers appear to include large, trumpet-shaped blooms (possibly lilies or amaryllis) and smaller daisy-like or chrysanthemum-style flowers, all rendered with thick, visible impasto strokes that give the painting a dynamic, almost sculptural texture.

The background is a rich, textured mix of olive green and yellow tones, which makes the red and orange flowers pop dramatically. There’s a strong sense of movement and vitality in the way the flowers and leaves are painted—they seem to burst outward from the pitcher with expressive, swirling strokes.

The painting has a post-impressionistic or fauvist feel, prioritizing bold color and emotional expression over precise realism. The work feels joyful and energetic, with its warm color palette and lively, loose handling of paint creating a lively domestic scene full of warmth and vitality. The wooden frame and simple white mat complement the painting nicely.

About the Artist: Bertil Ingemar Andersson was born on February 28, 1923 in Östra Tollstad, a small parish in the Östergötland countryside, and spent most of his working life in nearby Linköping, where he died on November 9, 1990. He came from an artistic household - his father Johan was a professional painter - yet Bertil developed his practice largely through his own effort, supplemented by studies at ABF, the Swedish workers' adult education organisation. The decisive turning point came in the late 1940s, when an Edvard Munch memorial exhibition in 1946 opened up new possibilities in how he understood the emotional weight of painting, and a close friendship with Linköping artist Eric Häggqvist gave him a sounding board and a connection to the local art scene.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Lakeside Village

Artist: Beth Zeeh

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 26” x 22.5”

This oil painting by Swedish artist Beth Zeeh, titled Lakeside Village, captures a serene view of red-roofed houses nestled among lush green trees beside a calm lake. Measuring 26” x 22.5”, the composition features bold, expressive brushwork and a vibrant palette of greens, reds, and blues that convey a peaceful, sunlit atmosphere. Framed in a classic gold frame, it brings a bright, inviting Nordic charm to any space.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

About the Artist: Beth Zeeh was a Swedish painter active in the mid-20th century, known for her colorful, expressive landscapes and village scenes. She often drew inspiration from the Swedish countryside and lakeside settings, using bold brushwork and vibrant color to create warm, harmonious compositions.

Cypress Vista

Artist: Svan Grandin

Medium: Oil on Board

Dimensions: 16.5” x 18.5”

This oil painting by Swedish artist Svan Grandin, titled Cypress Vista, depicts a sun-drenched Mediterranean-style village perched on a green slope. Measuring 16.5” x 18.5”, it features red-roofed houses nestled among tall cypress trees with distant mountains under a soft sky. Grandin’s bold brushwork and vibrant palette create a warm, uplifting atmosphere.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

About the Artist: Svan Grandin was a Swedish painter active in the mid-20th century, known for his colorful, expressive landscapes and village scenes, often inspired by Mediterranean light and Swedish countryside motifs.

Autumn Landscape

Artist: Alvin Stohr

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 26” x 19” (framed)

Medium: Oil on canvas

This landscape by Alvin Stöhr (1874-1941) depicts a rural scene with farm buildings set within an open field beneath an expansive sky. The composition is structured with a low horizon, allowing emphasis on atmosphere and cloud movement.

Stöhr was active in Sweden in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, working within a naturalistic landscape tradition influenced by plein-air painting. His work focuses on agricultural settings and seasonal light, rendered with a restrained palette and visible, textured brushwork.

The painting remains in good vintage condition consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Spring Bouquet

Artist: Knut Irwe

Medium: Oil on Panel

Dimensions: 23” x 18.5”

The painting centers on a clear blue-tinted glass vase filled with a lush, overflowing arrangement of flowers. The background is an abstract, softly blended field of greens, yellows, and oranges, creating a glowing, atmospheric effect without any specific details. This work is executed in an expressive, loose Impressionist or Post-Impressionist style, with visible, energetic brushstrokes and thick impasto in places. Irwe prioritizes color and light over precise botanical detail — the flowers are suggested through patches of color rather than rendered realistically. The composition has a lively, spontaneous feel, with the bouquet appearing full and almost bursting out of the vase.

The painting radiates joy and abundance. The loose handling and bold color choices give it a fresh, modern-feeling energy while still echoing classic floral still life traditions. The gold frame with white matting complements the warm tones of the painting nicely.

About the Artist: Knut Irwe was a Swedish painter born on May 2, 1912, in Trolleholm, Skåne (southern Sweden). He died in 2002. Irwe began with three years of self-directed artistic study before enrolling at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm. He is often associated with the Göteborgskoloristerna (Gothenburg Colourists), a group known for their vibrant, expressive use of color in landscape and figurative painting, though his style evolved over time.

Early in his career, Irwe worked in a more figurative mode influenced by the Gothenburg Colourist tradition, producing landscapes, coastal scenes, farm motifs, and still lifes with bold, luminous colors and visible brushwork. Over the decades, his practice shifted toward greater abstraction while retaining a strong sense of color and composition.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Oaks

Artist: Wiveca Claeson

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 26” x 18”

This painting is a vibrant landscape scene rendered in a bold, stylized manner that blends elements of post-Impressionism and early modernism. The oaks are the focal point with their thick, twisting trunks and expansive canopies. The trees have simplified, almost sculptural forms with strong, angular branches that reach across the upper portion of the canvas. The work has a peaceful, timeless quality with its simplified forms and harmonious colors, evoking a quiet summer day in a countryside setting. The style feels influenced by artists like Paul Cézanne or the Fauves in its use of color and structural emphasis on the landscape.

About the Artist: Wiveca Claeson-Lindberg (1920–2004) was a Swedish textile artist and creator. Associated with the National Museum of Sweden, she is recognized for her work in textiles, specifically listed in the ADAGP directory of artists. She was sometimes referred to as Wiveca Lindberg-Claeson or Vico.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

The Green House

Artist: Svan Grandin (1906-1982)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 22” x 16.5”

This painting of a serene countryside scene is done in a simplified, almost abstracted style. The gentle hillside is dotted with green trees and foliage rendered in loose, expressive brushstrokes. The vegetation is painted in warm, earthy tones — greens, ochres, and touches of brown — creating a sense of depth and organic texture. In the distance, a darker blue-green ridge rises beneath a dusky sky streaked with muted orange and blue, suggesting the light of early evening or late afternoon.

The brushwork is confident and visible, giving the painting a tactile, impressionistic feel. The composition balances geometry and nature, and the impressionistic landscape is infused with calm and simplicity.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear. All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

About the Artist: Grandin was a Swedish artist recognized for his landscape and figure paintings. Born in Borås, Sweden, he is noted for works that capture the Swedish countryside and daily life scenes. Grandin's paintings are characterized by bold colors and a modernist approach. His works have been featured in various exhibitions and are part of the collection at the Borås Museum.

Bright Farmstead

Artist: Henry Mayne

Date: 1946

Dimensions: 27.4” x 31.5” (framed)

This evocative mid-century landscape by Henry Mayne presents a quiet farmstead set beneath a sweeping, expressive sky. Anchored by a grouping of red-roofed buildings, the composition unfolds across gently rolling fields rendered in rich greens and earthy tones.

Henry Mayne was a mid-20th century painter associated with traditional landscape painting, working in the years surrounding the Second World War. His work reflects a sensitivity to the countryside, often focusing on agricultural settings and quiet village life. Mayne’s paintings align with a broader movement of artists who favored expressive brushwork and tonal harmony, bridging impressionist influence with a more modern, simplified approach to form.

Painted in 1946, this piece carries a subtle historical resonance, capturing a pastoral calm in the immediate post-war period—a moment when the rural landscape remained a source of continuity and renewal.

The piece remains in very good vintage condition consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Älvsborg Fortress Harbor Scene

Artist: Per Falk (1924–1982)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 17.25” x 15” (framed)

This expressive harbor view by Swedish painter Per Falk depicts Älvsborg Fortress, the historic sea fortress that guards the entrance to the harbor of Gothenburg. The composition centers on the small island structure with its distinctive red-roofed building, set against a luminous expanse of water and a distant industrial skyline. Smokestacks and harbor activity rise softly along the horizon, reflecting Gothenburg’s identity as one of Scandinavia’s most important port cities.

Älvsborg Fortress has stood for centuries as a strategic landmark protecting the Göta älv river entrance to Gothenburg. Its distinctive silhouette and island setting have long made it a popular subject for Swedish painters interested in maritime life and coastal landscapes.

Per Falk (1924–1982) was a Swedish painter known for atmospheric landscapes and harbor scenes that capture the character of Scandinavian coastal environments. Working in a painterly modern style influenced by Nordic impressionism, Falk focused on light, movement, and color rather than strict detail, creating compositions that feel both spontaneous and evocative of place.

This piece remains in very good vintage condition consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Windmill Garden

Artist: Arthur Percy

Medium: Oil on Panel, Dated 1944

Dimensions: 15” x 18”

The charming landscape is painted in an impressionist/post-impressionist style and is executed with visible, energetic brushstrokes that are loose and expressive rather than tightly detailed. Percy uses broken color and dappled light effects, especially in the foliage, to capture the shimmering quality of leaves and sunlight. Forms are suggested rather than precisely rendered while the windmill is simplified, and the trees are built up with blocks of color and quick strokes. This technique gives the painting a lively, atmospheric quality typical of early 20th-century landscape painting. The painting has a very pleasant, harmonious balance between the man-made element (the windmill) and the abundant natural vegetation surrounding it.

About the Artist: Arthur Percy (1886–1976) was a prominent Swedish artist and designer, renowned for his pivotal role in the 20th-century Swedish ceramics and glass. As artistic director for Gefle Porslinsfabrik (1923–1958) and later at Gullaskruf, he modernized Swedish applied arts with elegant, functionalist designs. His work, often featured in major Swedish museums, is known for vibrant glazes and popular patterns like Vinranka.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Tranquil Pasture

Artist: Erik Andersson (1854-1911)

Medium: Oil on Panel

Dimensions: 16” x 19.5”

This vibrant, modernist landscape is rendered in a bold, semi-abstract style with strong Fauvist and early Expressionist influences. The scene depicts a rural or semi-rural landscape featuring several farm buildings with distinctive reddish-pink and terracotta roofs nestled among lush trees and rolling fields. The composition is dynamic and slightly off-kilter: large, rounded trees with sweeping green and yellow foliage dominate the right and left sides, framing the central cluster of structures. A prominent sloped roof in the foreground anchors the lower center, while distant buildings recede under a broad sky. The viewpoint feels slightly elevated, giving a sweeping sense of the countryside. Andersson employs a saturated, non-naturalistic color scheme typical of early 20th-century modernism. Warm earth tones, like golden yellows, ochres, and oranges, dominate the fields and foreground. The buildings feature vivid pinks, reds, and muted purples. Trees are painted in rich greens ranging from lime to deep olive, with accents of blue-gray for shadow and form. The sky is a soft blue with patches of white and pale yellow, suggesting daylight with a touch of atmospheric haze.

The painting technique emphasizes shape and movement over fine detail. Forms are simplified into broad planes and sweeping curves: trees become almost sculptural masses, roofs are sharp angular wedges, and the landscape is built from rhythmic horizontal and diagonal bands of color. There is a clear joy in the act of painting itself, with colors often applied side-by-side rather than blended, creating optical vibration and depth.

About the Artist: Erik Andersson was a Swedish painter whose work focused on portraits and landscapes, operating within the realms of realism and naturalism.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Monet Colors

Artist: Per Pardorf

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 25” x 29”

This is a vibrant, expressive impressionist landscape painting, likely inspired by Claude Monet’s Giverny garden series. The paint is applied heavily and visibly, with energetic, directional strokes that give the surface real texture and movement—classic post-impressionist/late-impressionist technique. The painting captures that fleeting “impression” of light, color, and reflection rather than a literal botanical record.

About the Artist: Information Unknown

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Still Life with Flowers and Wine Bottle, dated 1940

Artist: Karl Enoch Ohlsson (1889-1958)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 16.5” x 20.5”

This vibrant still life by Karl Enoch Ohlsson features a lively bouquet of flowers arranged in a simple vase beside a dark wine bottle and scattered fruit. Bold reds, blues, yellows, and greens animate the composition, while confident, expressive brushstrokes give the work an energetic and painterly character.

Karl Enoch Ohlsson was a Swedish painter active during the 20th century, known for expressive still lifes and landscape subjects. His work reflects the broader Scandinavian modern tradition, where artists balanced traditional subject matter with looser brushwork and a focus on atmosphere and color. Ohlsson’s paintings are appreciated for their decorative strength, painterly confidence, and approachable compositions that bring warmth and vitality to interior spaces.

This piece is in very good vintage condition, consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Chartreuse Still Life

Artist: A. Hardmark

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 23” x 28”

This stunning still-life painting is rendered in a loose, expressive style with visible, textured brushstrokes that give it a modern, post-impressionist feel. The scene is a quiet arrangement of everyday objects on a pale, neutral tabletop. The composition is balanced but slightly asymmetrical, with the heaviest visual weight on the right side. Objects are grouped naturally rather than symmetrically, creating gentle depth through overlapping forms and soft shadows. The palette is restrained and harmonious with earthy greens, soft blues, ochres, and grays, then offset with the bright yellow book cover acting as a quiet focal point. The lighting is diffused and even, creating subtle modeling rather than dramatic contrasts. The overall mood is calm, contemplative, and slightly melancholic in a cozy, domestic way.

About the Artist: Artist information unknown.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Pastoral Farm Landscape

Artist: Bror Forsell (1883–1959)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 23.5” x 28.3” 

This atmospheric rural landscape by Swedish painter Bror Forsell captures a quiet countryside scene with farm buildings nestled among rolling greenery and mature trees. A cluster of simple structures with warm red and brown roofs sits at the center of the composition, surrounded by fields, stone outcroppings, and dense foliage.

Bror Forsell (1883–1959) was a Swedish painter known for expressive landscapes and pastoral scenes that reflect the natural beauty of the Scandinavian countryside. Working in the early to mid-20th century, his paintings often balance traditional subject matter with a freer, modern painterly approach influenced by Nordic impressionism. Forsell’s works are appreciated for their atmospheric qualities and their ability to convey the quiet character of rural Sweden.

The painting remains in very good vintage condition consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Still Life with Flowers

Artist: Jean Wilton-Johansson

Medium: Oil on Board

Dimensions: 12” x 14”

This vibrant oil painting by Swedish artist Jean Wilton-Johansson, titled Still Life with Flowers, features a lively potted plant with bold red blooms against a soft blue-green background. Measuring 12” x 14”, it is painted with energetic, expressive brushstrokes and a fresh, modern color palette. Framed in a classic wood frame, it adds a cheerful, contemporary touch to any space.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

About the Artist: Jean Wilton-Johansson was a Swedish painter active in the mid-20th century, known for her bold still lifes and expressive use of color. She worked primarily in oil on board, creating vibrant, modern compositions that reflect the lively spirit of post-war Scandinavian art.

Walk in the Park

Artist: Eugenis Klenø

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 24.5” x 20”

This is a vibrant landscape painting in a bold, expressive post-impressionist with thick, energetic brushstrokes, simplified forms, and unapologetically bright colors that prioritize feeling and light over realism. The scene captures a sunny, tropical or Mediterranean-style vista looking out across a wide green park toward a calm body of water. The composition is dynamic and layered. Distant hills or mountains rise behind the water, creating a strong sense of depth.

Artist Information: Evgenji Klenø (1921 – 2005) was a Danish-Russian artist working in both graphic arts and as a painter. He began his career in Copenhagen, studying at Jacobine ‘Bizzie’ Høyer’s painting school up until the start of the Second World War. During the war, Klenø fled to Sweden, where he was taught by renowned Swedish painter, Isaac Grünewald. After the war ended, he joined the prestigious Royal Danish Academy of Arts, participating in a number of exhibitions in Denmark including ones held in Charlottenborg, Aarhus, and Taarnby.

Klenø spent much time living across Europe in the mid-twentieth century. In Paris, where he lived at the Danish Artist’s House with Richard Mortensen and Robert Jacobsen, he was affiliated with the Galerie Denise René, a space that has historically been dedicated to constructive and kinetic art. He also spent time living in Italy and Spain before moving back to France, where he lived until his death. 

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Three Boats in Harbor

Artist: Else Hermansson

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 19” x 16”

Three Boats in Harbor by Else Hermansson captures a lively marina scene with moored sailboats gathered closely along calm waters. Small figures dispersed along the dock add movement and quiet narrative to the composition.

Hermansson’s brushwork is loose and expressive, emphasizing color harmony and atmosphere over fine detail. The softened edges and painterly reflections give the scene warmth and immediacy, characteristic of mid-century Scandinavian harbor painting. The composition feels balanced yet energetic, offering both structure and fluidity.

This piece is in good vintage condition, consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Pastoral Landscape with Cattle

Attributed to Georg Sophus Seligmann (1863–1934)

Medium: Oil on Canva

Dimensions: 23” x 33.3”

This pastoral landscape, attributed to Georg Sophus Seligmann, depicts cattle grazing across an open meadow beneath a softly overcast sky. The composition is layered with rolling fields that recede toward a distant farmstead and tree line, creating a sense of depth and quiet expansiveness. Rich greens and earthy browns dominate the foreground, while muted blues and grays soften the horizon.

Georg Sophus Seligmann was a Scandinavian painter known for pastoral and rural subjects, often portraying livestock within expansive countryside settings. His work reflects a naturalistic tradition rooted in careful observation of agrarian life, balanced with a tonal sensitivity that emphasizes mood and environment. Paintings attributed to Seligmann are appreciated for their traditional composition and enduring pastoral appeal.

This piece is in good vintage condition, consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear.

Winter Shore

Artist: Court Jacobson

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 8.5” x 9”

This intimate winter coastal scene by Court Jacobson depicts a solitary figure standing along a snow-covered shoreline beside a small wooden boat. A cluster of simple structures anchors the left side of the composition, while muted gray skies and icy blue waters stretch toward a distant horizon.

Court Jacobson was a 20th-century Scandinavian painter known for intimate landscapes and coastal scenes that reflect Nordic life and climate. His work often centers on quiet, everyday moments—fishermen, shoreline cottages, rural settings—rendered in a restrained, modernist style. Jacobson’s paintings emphasize atmosphere, tonal balance, and emotional subtlety rather than strict realism.

This piece is in very good vintage condition, consistent with age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and note any visible signs of wear. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please  take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item arrives to its new home. 

Petite Floral

Artist: Pelle Åberg (1909-1964)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 13” x 10”

This impressionistic painting displays a bouquet of white flowers with green foliage arranged in a simple blue vase. The background is composed of bold, textured blocks of color: deep reds and oranges on the left, warm yellows in the center, and darker purples or browns on the right, giving a sense of depth and division in the space. The brushstrokes are thick and impasto-like, with visible texture and some areas of blending or scraping for effect. The composition evokes a cozy, domestic interior scene.

About the Artist: Åberg was was the son of the visual artist Axel Wilhelm Åberg and the grandson of the theatrical scene painter Wilhelm Åberg . He received his basic art education from his father and worked with him for twelve years as a decorative painter whilst studying at the Technical School in Stockholm from 1927 to 1929. He travelled widely, painting in Italy, France, England and Spain.

He was a founding member of the Young Artists Salon from the group's formation in 1938 and participated in several of the group's exhibitions as well as in group exhibitions arranged by the Swedish General Art Association . He held a number of solo and two man shows, notably with Olle Nordberg, Sven-Olof Rosén, Tore Wideryd, Bengt Ellis and Björn Hallström. He was regularly commissioned to decorate the walls of Restaurants and Hotels and was a set painter for two of the leading theatres in Stockholm. His work is represented in the permanent collections of the Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde, the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm, Jönköping Museum , Norrköping Art Museum , Östergötland Museum , Stockholm City Museum and the Ateneum in Helsinki.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Rocky Coastal Landscape

Artist: Carl Röns

Medium: Oil on Board

Dimensions: 15.75” x 19”

This expressive landscape by Carl Röns depicts a rocky coastal setting with a solitary structure nestled between rugged forms and the distant sea. Earthy reds, rust tones, and muted greens are layered with confident, textured brushwork, creating a sense of solidity and quiet drama. The darkened sky and restrained palette lend the composition an atmospheric, slightly brooding mood.

Röns’ painterly approach emphasizes structure and color over fine detail, allowing the landscape’s forms to feel both grounded and expressive. The result is a compelling, timeless scene that balances natural strength with contemplative stillness.

This piece is in good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

Hillside Village

Artist: Albert Krüger (1885–1965)

Medium: Oil on Board

Dimensions: 21.5” x 26”

This oil painting by Swedish artist Albert Krüger, titled Hillside Village, presents a peaceful rural vista with warm, golden fields and a distant church spire nestled among trees. Measuring 21.5” x 26”, it is painted with controlled, coloristic brushwork that highlights the gentle contours of the landscape under a soft sky. Framed in a classic gold frame, it brings a serene, timeless charm to any space.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

About the Artist: Albert Krüger (1885–1965) was a Swedish painter who began as a naive artist before developing a distinctive coloristic landscape style with strong awareness of form. Active in the mid-20th century, he is represented in several Swedish museum collections.

Still Life with Plant

Artist: Erik Andersson

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 13.5” x 15.5”

This is a still life painting in a modernist, post-impressionist or early expressionist style.The painting has a loose, expressive quality with bold, visible brushwork rather than fine detail. Forms are simplified and slightly stylized — the plant leaves are rounded and chunky, the vessels have solid, weighty shapes. There’s a clear interest in color relationships and the play of light and shadow rather than photographic realism. This painting hints at a typical, traditional still life, but with a modern edge due to the simplified forms and expressive color use. The composition has a nice balance between the organic shape of the plant and the geometric solidity of the vessels, with the dark bottle providing a strong vertical accent on the right. The lighting seems soft and diffused, creating gentle shadows and a calm atmosphere.

About the Artist: Erik Andersson (1854-1911) was a Swedish painter whose work focused on portraits and landscapes, operating within the realms of realism and naturalism.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age, with no obvious signs of wear.

All artwork is sold as found, and we always carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age. In most cases, the frame and hanging materials are in their original state. Please take care to reinforce, repair or replace brackets and hanging wires or strings before you hang them on your wall, as we are not responsible for any breakage or damage after the item leaves our care.

Autumn Landscape

Artist: Helge Cardell (1902–1972)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 19” x 28”

This expressive mid-20th-century oil painting by Swedish artist Helge Cardell captures a richly textured landscape with bold, gestural brushwork and a harmonious palette. Cardell, born in Malmö in 1902, studied at the Skåne Painting School and traveled throughout Europe — including the Netherlands, England, Germany, and France — broadening his artistic vision. Throughout his career he was known for his atmospheric landscapes that reflect both Swedish terrain and the influence of modernist expressionist approaches. He exhibited widely in Sweden and his works are held in museum collections across the country.

Signature and compositional strength make this piece a compelling example of Cardell’s work, blending traditional subject matter with expressive color and form.

This piece is in good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

Whispering Woods

Artist: Nils Söderberg (1903–1970)

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Dimensions: 21.5” x 29”

This atmospheric oil painting by Swedish artist Nils Söderberg, titled Whispering Woods, evokes the serene mystery of a forested landscape. Measuring 21.5” x 29”, the artwork features a cluster of tall trees rising against a hazy blue sky, their trunks and foliage rendered in deep greens and earthy browns. The foreground hints at a soft undergrowth of yellows and oranges, suggesting dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy, creating a sense of depth and quiet introspection. Söderberg’s expressive brushstrokes and layered palette capture the timeless beauty of nature, inviting viewers to wander into the tranquil embrace of the woods. Framed in a classic gold frame, this piece brings a soothing, woodland elegance to any collection or peaceful living space.

This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its vintage age. All artwork is sold as found, and we carefully photograph and highlight any notable signs of age.

About the Artist: Nils Söderberg (1903–1970) was a Swedish painter and printmaker renowned for his evocative landscapes and natural scenes. Born on August 26, 1903, in Gävle, Söderberg studied under Professor Hermann Grom-Rottmayer in Vienna (1922–1925), traveling extensively in Germany and Austria before returning to Sweden. He debuted in Gävle in 1926 and gained critical acclaim in 1939 at the Konstakademien in Stockholm. Active as a central figure in the Gästrikland artist colony alongside Fritz Smedberg and Alf Sundström, Söderberg exhibited widely in Norrköping, Gothenburg, and Gävle, often exploring themes of light and nature in oil and prints. His works are cherished for bridging traditional and modern Swedish imagery, appealing to collectors of mid-20th-century Nordic art.