Farvestudie til Langelinie-billedet
1925
unspecified
From the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst
This painting is a loose, watery landscape with soft patches of color. Light greens, yellows, and blues blend into each other without clear edges. The shapes look like hills or fields fading into the distance, with a few darker spots that might be trees or shadows. The colors are thin and see-through, almost like watercolors left to run. It feels quick and sketchy, as if the artist worked fast. If you like this loose, blended style, look up sfumato.
