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History
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Konstnärens egen beskrivning av verket:
“FJELLREKKE”
HM Queen Sonja (b. 1937) often uses her own landscape photographs as a starting point for her motives. A photograph, or a detail of a photograph is transferred onto the printing plate and further reworked and processed. Her Majesty often works in series. The proximity to the motif and a continual experimentation with different colour and formal combinations, create abstract images. The effects of light, texture and structures are important ingredients in the art works.
In the series “Fjellrekke” the photographic starting point is taken even further. With the aid of stencils, thinner and printing plates, the Queen has experimented with decoding and re-interpreting the landscape motif. Distinctive contours are strengthened by fresh colour combinations. The images become abstract interpretations and symbols of hill tops and mountain ranges. [KRE]
Produktion: 2022 (Förmodat)
- KonstnärSonja, Drottning av Norge (1937)säker
Annat: June 25, 2022 - August 21, 2022 (Utställningsperiod)
Utställd på Lars Lerins Sandgrund med katalognummer 26.- UtställtLars Lerins Sandgrundsäker
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Accession: October 1, 2022 (Leveransdatum)
Konstnären donerade inkomsterna från försäljningen under sin utställning till Drottning Sonjas Konststiftelse.- Okänd anknytningDrottning Sonjas Konststiftelsesäker
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- Säljare till museetLars Lerins Sandgrundsäker
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License information
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Metadata
- Identifier17001-38924
- Part of collectionVärmland föremål
- Owner of collectionVärmlands Museum
- InstitutionVärmlands Museum
- Date publishedOctober 28, 2022
- Date updatedJanuary 27, 2023
- DIMU-CODE0210412345004
- UUID743d4923-d340-4fad-87b3-6051f20165c3
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