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| Carl Larsson in his studio c1900 photo: Public Domain |
Carl Larsson (1853 – 1919) was a Swedish artist representative of the Arts and Crafts movement. His many works include oils, watercolours and frescoes. He considered his finest work to be Midvinterblot (Midwinter Sacrifice), a large wall mural now displayed in the Swedish National Museum of Fine Arts.
This is part 7 of a 7-part post on the works of Carl Larsson:
1914-15 Midwinter Sacrifice:
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| 1914-15 Midwinter's Sacrifice oil on canvas 640 x 1360 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| Study oil on canvas 202 x 341 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| Study coloured pencils and gouache, squared in pencil 44.5 x 78 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| Study oil on canvas 123 x 199 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| 1914 Study for the Executioner black chalk and gouache 77.5 x 37 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| 1914 Study oil on canvas 76.5 x 46 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| 1914-15 Midwinter's Sacrifice oil on canvas 640 x 1360 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden |
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| 1915 Kersti pencil and watercolour |
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| 1915 Mowing the Oats pencil and watercolour |
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| 1915 Oat Harvest watercolour |
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| 1915 Self-Portrait |
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| 1915 Tage Thiel pencil and watercolour |
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| 1916 Seamstress pencil and watercolour |
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| 1917 By the Cellar pencil and watercolour 74 x 52.5 cm Nationalmuseum, Stockholm |
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| 1917 Esbjörn Convalescing pencil and watercolour |
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| 1917 Girl with Ice Skates pencil and watercolour 75 x 52.5 cm |
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| 1917 Girl With Spinning Wheel pencil and watercolour |
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| 1917 Lars-Erik Lamm pencil and watercolour |
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| 1917 LillAnna is Playing Mozart pencil and watercolour |
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| 1917 Say Hello Nicely pencil and watercolour |
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| 1918 Erik Axel Karlfeldt |
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| 1918 Esbjörn Reading on the Veranda pencil and watercolour |
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| 1918 Lillanna Feeds the Heater watercolour |
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| 1918 Self Portrait |
Unfortunately I do not have dates for the remainder of the works in this series (some are dated but illegible), so they will not be any chronological order, but as there a number of works here, I thought I should include them:
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| A Farmstead watercolour |
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| A Miner's Home pencil and watercolour |
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| A Miner's Home pencil and watercolour |
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| Beehives and Roses pencil and watercolour |
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| Birgitta the Saint pencil and watercolour |
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| Bolla pencil and watercolour |
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| Brita In The Flowerbed watercolour |
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| Brita with a Cat and a Sandwich pencil and watercolour |
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| Christmas Decoration pencil and watercolour |
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| Christmas Tree Confetti watercolour |
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| Cock-a-Doodle, Seven O'Clock watercolour |
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| Daniels Mats pencil and watercolour |
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| Day is Done pencil and watercolour |
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| Erik Erikson, the Blacksmith pencil and watercolour |
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| Evening Light at the Grand Piano pencil and watercolour |
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| Father and Mother watercolour |
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| Fertilising the Field watercolour |
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| Flowers In The Meadow watercolour |
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| Harrowing the Field watercolour |
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| Idun's 25th Year Anniversary pencil and watercolour |
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| In The Hawthorn Hedge pencil and watercolour |
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| Jenny with a Flower Garland |
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| Landscape at Marstrand watercolour |
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| Martha Winslow as a Girl pencil and watercolour |
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| Martina in Front of the Fire pencil and watercolour |
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| My Wife watercolour |
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| Our Courtyard pencil and watercolour |
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| Period of The Thirty Years War pencil and watercolour |
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| Ploughing watercolour |
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| Rättvik Girl By Wooden Storehouse watercolour |
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| Self-Portrait "Before the Mirror" watercolour |
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| Sowing watercolour |
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| Stone Age Woman pencil and watercolour |
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| Summer Flowers watercolour |
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| Sun and Flowers watercolour |
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| Suzanne and Another pencil and watercolour |
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| The Bridge |
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| Viking Woman pencil and watercolour |
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| Washerwoman |
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| Winnowing the Grain watercolour |
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| Winter Landscape pencil and watercolour |
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| Woman with Bicycle pencil and watercolour |
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| Young Seamstress watercolour |
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