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Autumn day near Torne Trask 1909 - Helmer Osslund - Framed art Print

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Type: Print On Demand Image

Collections: Arts & Crafts,  Autumn,  Lakes & Rivers,  Landscape,  Landscape & Seascape,  Pre 1900,  Seasonal,  Vintage & Style,  

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  • Framed Arts & Crafts art print (18 x 40 cm) by Helmer Osslund.
  • Buy this print framed for £155.
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  • Framed Size is 18 x 40 cm.
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About this artwork

Helmer Osslund was an artist from Sweden who was known for his paintings of Lappland landscapes, often using greaseproof paper as his canvas. In 1909, he created 'Autumn day near Tornetrask', a vast landscape capturing a lake situated in the Kiruna Municipality of Lapland. He employed warm tones of orange, brown, and red to portray a vibrant scene of autumn.

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About the artist

Born in Tuna Parish, Medelpad on 22 September 1866, Jonas Helmer Osslund (originally Åslund) was a celebrated Swedish artist who died in Stockholm on 11 July 1938. He had a penchant for capturing Lappland scenes, often using greaseproof paper as his canvas of choice.

Daniel, his father and a respected local artist, and Elis, his brother, were painters too. Even his half-sister, Frida, had a creative streak as an author. During his time in America, he anglicised his surname from Åslund to Osslund for easier pronunciation.

Post schooling, he relocated to the US to pursue engineering but found his true calling in painting at twenty. Jonas worked for Gustavsberg Porcelain Factory, who sponsored his study trip to Paris in 1890. Instead of returning, he quit his job and enrolled at the Académie Colarossi in 1894, where he was exposed to Symbolism through lessons by Paul Gauguin. He also collaborated with Jens Ferdinand Willumsen. His funds dried up by 1897, forcing him to return home. This period saw the evolution of his unique landscape painting style. He made his maiden journey to the northern hinterlands in 1898 and adopted the use of greaseless paper - an affordable and easy-to-use alternative to canvas, a technique he picked up from Gauguin. Jonas's work later inspired a budding artist, Leander Engström.

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