Swedish painter, Gustav Wolmar, produced spirited portraits, landscapes and scenes imbued with the vibrancy of his own experiences. A well-travelled man, he ...
Eleanor Stewart Wood was an interesting painter who adapted her style over the years. Her early work tended to be finer with influence being drawn from the o...
Alfred Joseph Woolmer was an extremely prolific artist in 19th-century Britain specialising in literary and historical paintings. Exhibiting throughout his l...
Gustav Wustmann was the son of a great historian by the same name and studied at the Academies in Leipzig and Munich. He was predominantly a painter of land...
Carl Gotfred Würtzen was primarily known for his landscapes and he enjoyed working in the areas around North Zealand, Funen and Jutland, Denmark. He also tra...
Anders Zorn is considered to be one of Sweden’s greatest artists and, today, his works are held in many of the world’s leading public collections. He was a p...
Swedish artist Jonas Åkesson is regarded as one of the foremost portrait painters from the Skåne region of Sweden. His expressive and often enigmatic portrai...
Peter Ølsted produced tranquil landscapes with far-reaching views across abundant pastures and idyllic rural villages. His style was entirely traditional and...
