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Ferdinand Boberg - Snow-Laden TreesFerdinand Boberg (18601946) Snow Laden Trees Ink and watercolor with black framing lines on cardboard signed BOBERG. 18 x 13 cm (approx. 7. 1 x 5. 1 in) frame: 40. 5 x 35 cm (approx. 15. 9 x 13. 8 in) Ferdinand Boberg was one of Swedens foremost architects around the turn of the twentieth century, responsible for iconic buildings such as the Central Post Office, Nordiska Kompaniet, and Rosenbad. After retiring from architecture in 1915, he turned

where he lived for many years

carries a direct and searching expression

In recent years

adding to the painting’s enigmatic charm

watercolours

and cultivated terrain

Arborelius stayed in Italy from the autumn of 1870 until January 1872

This depiction of city life avoids grandiosity

a group of birds moves through the evening sky

a quality that makes his art deeply evocative and melancholic

Magasin III

5 x 27 cm (6 7/8 x 10 5/8 in)