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Marcus Larson: De 17 mest berømte malerier, dokumenteret

Opdateret november 2026 · rangeret efter vores popularitetsscore (søgninger, besøg og ordrer for hvert værk) · 17 værker af Marcus Larson i vores katalog

Oversigt

Ifølge denne rangliste er Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman (1846) det mest berømte maleri af Marcus Larson; det befinder sig på Nationalmuseum i Stockholm. Det efterfølges af Stormy Sea (1857) og Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson. Denne liste er baseret på de 17 værker af Marcus Larson i kataloget og viser de 17 mest berømte, med dato, museum og beskrivelse for hvert værk.

1825 – 1864, Åtvids församling Romanticism Flest værker: Nationalmuseum

Marcus Larson: de øverste 10 på listen

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Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman (1846) af Marcus Larson

Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman

1846 · Oil On Canvas · Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

This portrait functions as a quiet record of a specific existence. The subject, Arvid Larsson, is presented with a formal dignity that speaks to his status and the era of 1846. There is an intimacy in the way the light brushes his features, grounding him in a space that feels both personal and enduring. While the artist would later become known for the raw power of stormy seas and the…

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Stormy Sea (1857) af Marcus Larson

Stormy Sea

1857 · Oil On Canvas · Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

A lone sailing ship struggles against a turbulent, monochromatic sea, positioned slightly below the horizontal midline to emphasize the vastness of the surrounding ocean. The composition centers on the dark silhouette of the vessel, caught in a struggle against rhythmic, swirling crests of water. Light breaks through heavy, moisture-laden clouds in dramatic crepuscular rays, creating a strong chiaroscuro effect that illuminates the churning surface. The palette is dominated by deep…

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Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson af Marcus Larson

Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson

Oil · Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

The portrait captures Eva Sophia Fridman in a moment of quietude. She sits against a dark, undifferentiated background that pushes her figure forward. Light enters from the upper left, brushing her forehead and the curve of her shoulder. This directional glow carves her features out of the shadows, creating a sense of three-dimensional volume. Her gaze is steady, held within the soft contours of a face rendered with smooth gradations.…

Marcus Larson: liste fortsat, 11 til 17

Hovedmotiver i værkerne af Marcus Larson

De fire motiver, der er hyppigst repræsenteret i disse værker, hver med sit mest kendte eksempel.

Marcus Larson: museer med værker

De 4 museer, der rummer flest af malerierne på denne side.

Museum By Værker af Marcus Larson Malerier fra denne liste
Nationalmuseum, StockholmNationalmuseum Stockholm 12 Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman, Stormy Sea, Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson
Finnish National Gallery, HelsinkiFinnish National Gallery Helsinki 3 Mountains and Waterfall, Burning Steamship, Burning Steamboat
Gothenburg Museum of Art, GothenburgGothenburg Museum of Art Gothenburg 1 Shipwreck
Nationalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, OsloNationalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design Oslo 1 Stormigt hav vid fyr

Marcus Larson efter årti: det mest berømte maleri fra hvert årti

Værker per årti

Vælg et årti for at vise dets vigtigste maleri.

Marcus Larson: spørgsmål og dokumenterede svar

Hvilket maleri af Marcus Larson topper listen over de mest berømte værker?Vis svaret

Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman (1846), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. De følgende værker er Stormy Sea (1857) og Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson.

Hvor gammel var Marcus Larson, da Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman blev malet?Vis svaret

21 år: Marcus Larson blev født i 1825, og Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman er dateret 1846.

Hvilke værker udgør top 10 for Marcus Larson?Vis svaret

Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman, Stormy Sea, Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson, Mountains and Waterfall, Stony Forest, Bark Beating to Windward at Kullaberg, Swedish Lake. Study, Shipwreck, Stormigt hav vid fyr og Burning Steamship. Listen ovenfor viser datoen og det museum, der ejer hvert værk.

Hvor mange værker af Marcus Larson er registreret?Vis svaret

Kataloget indeholder 17 værker af Marcus Larson, dateret mellem 1846 og 1861.

I hvilke samlinger findes Marcus Larsons mest berømte værker?Vis svaret

Primært i Nationalmuseum (Stockholm), Finnish National Gallery (Helsinki) og Gothenburg Museum of Art (Gothenburg). Tabellen over museer ovenfor viser den fulde fordeling.

Hvornår blev Marcus Larsons mest berømte værker malet?Vis svaret

I 1850s: 12 af de 17 værker, der er listet på denne side, er dateret til den periode, herunder Stormy Sea.

Hvilke daterede værker af Marcus Larson er de tidligste og de seneste her?Vis svaret

Det tidligste værk på listen er fra Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman (1846); det nyeste er fra Norwegian Fjord in Moonlight. Motif from the Sogne-Fjord (1861).

Hvilke materialer brugte Marcus Larson oftest?Vis svaret

Oil On Canvas, i 3 af de 17 værker, der er listet på denne side.

Hvilken kunstretning repræsenterer Marcus Larson?Vis svaret

Romanticism, som dokumenteret af værkerne på denne side.

Hvilke værker af Marcus Larson er i Nationalmuseums samling?Vis svaret

Arvid Larsson, 1785-1841, rusthållare, gift med Eva Sophia Fridman, Stormy Sea og Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, gift med rusthållare Arvid Larsson er blandt de 12 værker på denne side i Nationalmuseum, Stockholms samling.

Marcus Larson: liv og værk

Simeon Marcus Larson: A Life in Dramatic Landscapes

Early Life and Career

Simeon Marcus Larson, born in Åtvidaberg, Östergötland, Sweden in 1825, was a pivotal figure in 19th-century Swedish painting. He is widely recognized as one of Sweden’s foremost landscape painters and often labeled ‘the most outstanding of the Swedish Düsseldorf painters.’ Larson's early artistic training laid the foundation for his later mastery of dramatic landscapes.

Artistic Style and Influences

Larson’s work is characterized by its intense drama, frequently depicting rivers under turbulent skies and harrowing shipwrecks amidst violent storms. His style centers on capturing the raw power and movement of nature. He skillfully employed light and color to create a sense of tension and immerse the viewer in the scene. Stormy Sea at Sunset exemplifies his ability to portray the ocean’s fury with remarkable detail.

  • His artistic development was significantly shaped by the Düsseldorf school of painting, known for its realistic depictions of landscapes.
  • He drew inspiration from Romanticism's emphasis on emotional expression and the sublime power of nature.

Notable Works

Larson’s oeuvre includes several iconic paintings that showcase his unique style:

  • Stormy Sea at Sunset: A powerful depiction of a tempestuous sea under a dramatic sky.
  • River Under Stormy Skies: Captures the intensity and movement of a river during a severe storm.
  • Shipwreck in a Storm: Illustrates the vulnerability of human endeavors against the overwhelming force of nature.

Museum Collections

Larson’s works are held in prominent collections, allowing audiences to experience his art firsthand:

  • Åtvidaberg Museum, Sweden – Features a significant collection of Larson's paintings, including River under stormy skies.
  • Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden – Houses several of Larson’s works, notably Shipwreck in a storm.

Legacy and Historical Significance

Larson's dramatic landscapes profoundly influenced generations of artists. His emphasis on capturing the emotional and psychological aspects of nature can be seen as a precursor to the Expressionist movement. He bridged the gap between traditional landscape painting and more emotionally charged artistic expressions. His work remains a testament to the power of nature and the human response to its grandeur.