Stefan Johansson, "Vårkväll vid älven" (Spring evening by the river).

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Stefan Johansson

(Sweden, 1876-1955)

"Vårkväll vid älven" (Spring evening by the river)

Signed Stefan and dated -43. Watercolour on canvas 74 x 56 cm.

Provenance

Earlier in the collections of Mrs. Helga Olson, Karlstad, Sweden.

Exhibitions

Värmlands Museum, Karlstad, Sweden, "Stefan Johansson. Minnesutställning", February 15 - March 5, 1958, no. 58.

Literature

Folke Holmér, "En bok om Stefan Johansson", 1958, illustrated full page p. 51 (under the title "Lyktan vid älven, vårkväll"); Stefan Hammenbeck, "Stefan Johansson. Bara tiden och livet förslog", 2007, illustrated p. 140 (under the title "Lyktan vid älven, vårkväll").

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Stefan Johansson

Contemporary Art & Design 654