Post-Impressionism at the Nationalmuseum
The Nationalmuseum holds 30 Post-Impressionism works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1890 to 1911. The collection is led by John Singer Sargent, Anna Boberg and Anshelm Leonard Schultzberg.
Portrait of the painter Jeanna Bauck
Walpurgis Night in Bergslagen, Grangärde in Dalarna
Selfportrait as a Jockey
Klas Fåhraeus (1863-1944). Study for Friends (NM 1723)
Boats between the Mountains. Study from Lofoten
In the Harbour, Svolvaer. Study from Lofoten
Cartoon for the Lower Hall of the NM. Patron of the Fine Arts and Founder of the Museum King Gustav III of Sweden Receiving Antique Pieces of Art
Portrait of Bodil Faber
Nude Study
Male Nude Leaning Back on a Ladder
The Sculptor Per Hasselberg Working on The Allegory of Photography
The Store in Grez-sur-Loing
Elegant Walkers at Kungsklyftan, Fjällbacka
The Sick Woman
Decorative Landscape II
Decommissioned Omnibus Horses on Boulevard d’Enfer, Paris
The Countryside, Dala, Västergötland
Demolishing the Old Orphanage, Stockholm
Recumbent Male Nude Leaning on His Right Forearm
Edvard Waller (1870-1921), sculptor Konstnär/Formgivare Lennart Nilsson (1922-2017), svensk
Reclining Male Nude, Draped
Boy from Concarneau
Märta Rudbeck, the Artist
Carnival
The City Hall in Lübeck. Interior
Study for The Convalescent
The Tramp
A Dead Girl
The Assassination of Riccio
Sunset