Eugène Jansson

1862–1915 · Sweden

Eugène Fredrik Jansson (18 March 1862 – 15 June 1915) was a Swedish painter known for his night-time land- and cityscapes dominated by shades of blue. Towards the end of his life, from about 1904, he mainly painted male nudes. Wikipedia

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Works

“Self-portrait”, 1910 — Nationalmuseum
“Riddarfjärden, Stockholm”, 1898 — Nationalmuseum
“Hornsgatan by Night”, 1902 — Nationalmuseum
“Motif from Timmermansgatan”, 1899 — Nationalmuseum
“Självporträtt” — Nationalmuseum
“Evening in Kornhamnstorg, Stockholm”, 1897 — Nationalmuseum
“The Outskirts of the Town”, 1899 — Nationalmuseum
“Athletes”, 1912 — Nationalmuseum
“Sunset”, 1895 — Nationalmuseum
“Still Life with Onions”, 1882 — Nationalmuseum
“Ring gymnast I”, 1911 — National Gallery of Victoria
“Gripsholms slott, drottningens sängkammare” — Nationalmuseum
“A Night in May”, 1895 — Nationalmuseum
“Summer Night”, 1898 — National Museum
“Stormy Night”, 1898 — National Museum
“Evening Mood-Lidingö”, 1900 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Ring Gymnast No. 2”, 1912 — Detroit Institute of Arts
“Sunrise over the Rooftops. Motif from Stockholm”, 1903 — Nationalmuseum
“Winterscene, Stockholm”, 1893 — Fürstenberg Gallery
“Nocturne”, 1900 — Gothenburg Museum of Art