Painting

Approaching Storm other

Artist: Halfdan Egedius
Creation date: (1896)

On display: Room 061 The Collection Exhibition - Moods and emotions

About

Creation date:
(1896)
Other titles:
Opptrekkende uvær, Telemark (NOR)
Object type:
Painting
Materials and techniques:
Olje på lerret
Material:
Canvas
Dimensions:
Height: 63.5 cm
Width: 79.5 cm
Depth: 2.5 cm
Keywords:
Visual art
Classification:
532 - Bildende kunst
Inventory no.:
NG.M.00506
Cataloguing level:
Single object
Acquisition:
Acquired 1899
Owner and collection:
Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, The Fine Art Collections
Photo:
Børre Høstland
A Mirror of Nature. Nordic Landscape Painting 1840-1910Minneapolis, USA(2008)
ExhibitionKøbenhavn, Danmark(2007–2008)
Naturens speil. Nordisk landskapsmaleri 1840-1910Oslo(2007)
Naturens spegel. Nordiskt landskapsmåleri 1840-1910Helsinki, Finland(2006)
Naturens spegel. Nordiskt landskapsmåleri 1840-1910Stockholm, Sverige(2006–2007)
ExhibitionAlto Adige, Italia(2003–2004)
ExhibitionEmilia-Romagna, Italia(2001–2002)
Landschaft als Kosmos der Seele. Malerei des nordischen Symbolismus bis Munch 1880–1910Köln, Tyskland(1998)
Tradisjon og fornyelse. Norge rundt århundreskiftetOslo(1994–1995)
Nordiske stemninger. Nordisk maleri ved århundreskiftetOslo(1987)
Dreams of a summer night. Scandinavian painting at the turn of the centuryLondon, Storbritannia(1986)
Im Lichte des Nordens. Skandinavische Malerei um die JahrhundertwendeTyskland(1986–1987)
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