Alfred Wahlberg - Summer Day on the West Coast of Sweden The drawing's meticulous details and

The drawing's meticulous details and the artist's profound understanding of the beauty of the natural world make it a true masterpiece

74 inches (56

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Alfred Wahlberg - Summer Day on the West Coast of Sweden The drawing's meticulous details andAlfred Wahlberg (1834 1906) Summer Day on the West Coast of Sweden Info: oil on canvassigned Alfr. Wahlbergcanvas dimensions 43 x 72 frame 54 x 83 cm Alfred Wahlberg was a Swedish landscape painter active in Germany, France and Sweden. In his early career, he lived in Dusseldorf and took some impressions from his teacher, the Norwegian painter Hans Frederik Gude. Wahlberg moved to Paris in 1861 and came in contact with the french impressionism