Winter night in the mountains

The image shows a night mountain landscape with dominant blue tones. The sky is dark with visible stars, with a moderately illuminated area in the middle suggesting either the moon or light from another cosmic body. The mountains have different shades of blue and are lit in such a way as to create an impression of depth and three-dimensionality. In the foreground is a silhouette of a forest, specifically conifers, which are captured in varying degrees of light and shadow. The overall effect of the painting is mystical and serene.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is blue and its shape is landscape. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Harald Sohlberg (1869-1935) was a Norwegian painter. He received his artistic education from the famous Scandinavian painter of the Romantic period, Eilif Petersen. Sohlberg became famous after his military service in 1892. On his first trip to the open air, he was mesmerized by the city Røros, which became the subject of his studies and frequent themes. After the death of both parents, he increasingly painted natural scenery. He was misunderstood for his art and hardly recognized by artists of his time - even his compatriots, and so he shunned contact with them. Everything changed during an exhibition in 1914, where he gained recognition and acceptance among painters for his latest picture, Winter Night in the Mountains . At the end of his life, Sohlberg resorted to painting urban scenes of the capital, as was his habit, late at night. He died of cancer.