1839
unspecified
From the collection of Nationalmuseum
Dominant colour
Fredrik Arvid Trolle (1807-1839), friherre is a 1839 unspecified by Johan Way, held at Nationalmuseum.
The painting features a man in a black suit with a white shirt and black bow tie, seated at a wooden desk with his left hand resting on it. The desk holds a quill pen and an inkwell. Behind him, a wall showcases various objects, including a framed portrait of another man, a bust, and a collection of swords and other items. The man's attire and the objects in the background suggest a formal setting, possibly a study or office. A notable detail is the presence of the quill pen and inkwell on the desk, which may indicate the man's profession or hobby as a writer or artist. The painting's style and composition are reminiscent of the work of artist Johan Way.
Johan Wilhelm Carl Way (11 June 1792, Rute, Gotland – 10 April 1873, Stockholm) was a Swedish professor, portrait painter, graphic artist, military officer and writer.
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