Green Fields
Green Fields
Artist: Gustav-Adolf Johansson (1912–2011)
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 17” x 20”
This evocative oil painting by Swedish artist Gustav-Adolf Johansson, titled Green Fields, captures the tranquil beauty of a pastoral landscape. Measuring 17” x 20”, the expressive brushstrokes bring a sense of quietude and natural elegance to the composition, inviting viewers to linger in the peaceful ambiance.
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: Gustav-Adolf Johansson (1912–2011) was a Swedish painter, graphic artist, and illustrator renowned for his diverse body of work, including realistic landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. Born on November 6, 1912, in Askersund, he worked as a professional painter and studied drawing at the ABC School in Stockholm in the early 1940s, later receiving a Paris scholarship to study at the Académie Julian. He debuted at the Borås Art Museum in 1944 and participated in the 12th Graphics Triennial at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm in 2003. His art, executed in oil or drypoint engraving, often featured architectural motifs and natural scenes, with a focus on capturing the serene beauty of the Swedish landscape. Johansson’s works are represented in collections at institutions like the Nationalmuseum and Borås Konstmuseum, cementing his legacy in Scandinavian art.
Green Fields
Artist: Gustav-Adolf Johansson (1912–2011)
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 17” x 20”
This evocative oil painting by Swedish artist Gustav-Adolf Johansson, titled Green Fields, captures the tranquil beauty of a pastoral landscape. Measuring 17” x 20”, the expressive brushstrokes bring a sense of quietude and natural elegance to the composition, inviting viewers to linger in the peaceful ambiance.
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: Gustav-Adolf Johansson (1912–2011) was a Swedish painter, graphic artist, and illustrator renowned for his diverse body of work, including realistic landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. Born on November 6, 1912, in Askersund, he worked as a professional painter and studied drawing at the ABC School in Stockholm in the early 1940s, later receiving a Paris scholarship to study at the Académie Julian. He debuted at the Borås Art Museum in 1944 and participated in the 12th Graphics Triennial at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm in 2003. His art, executed in oil or drypoint engraving, often featured architectural motifs and natural scenes, with a focus on capturing the serene beauty of the Swedish landscape. Johansson’s works are represented in collections at institutions like the Nationalmuseum and Borås Konstmuseum, cementing his legacy in Scandinavian art.
Green Fields
Artist: Gustav-Adolf Johansson (1912–2011)
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 17” x 20”
This evocative oil painting by Swedish artist Gustav-Adolf Johansson, titled Green Fields, captures the tranquil beauty of a pastoral landscape. Measuring 17” x 20”, the expressive brushstrokes bring a sense of quietude and natural elegance to the composition, inviting viewers to linger in the peaceful ambiance.
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: Gustav-Adolf Johansson (1912–2011) was a Swedish painter, graphic artist, and illustrator renowned for his diverse body of work, including realistic landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. Born on November 6, 1912, in Askersund, he worked as a professional painter and studied drawing at the ABC School in Stockholm in the early 1940s, later receiving a Paris scholarship to study at the Académie Julian. He debuted at the Borås Art Museum in 1944 and participated in the 12th Graphics Triennial at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm in 2003. His art, executed in oil or drypoint engraving, often featured architectural motifs and natural scenes, with a focus on capturing the serene beauty of the Swedish landscape. Johansson’s works are represented in collections at institutions like the Nationalmuseum and Borås Konstmuseum, cementing his legacy in Scandinavian art.