Helmer Osslund
Helmer Osslund
Helmer Osslund (1866-1938) was born in the area of ​​Sundsvall, but the encounter with the mountain massif of Lapland and the magnificent wilderness expanses in flaming autumn colors characterized his artistry the most. Osslund is an interesting link between 19th century landscape painting and the budding modernism of the 20th century. Sstudied for Paul Gauguin, which he was the only one from Sweden to do. Gauguin left his mark on Osslund and his color palette. He gave Norrland a face with his expressive expressions and dramatic landscapes. As previously mentioned, his painting is close to modernism, he was, among other things, a role model for Leander Engström. Together they made wilderness studies.
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Helmer Osslund When the mountains call Olja, 40 x 53 cm 38 000 SEK

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