Study for Modern Art
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In 1899, the Fürstenberg family commissioned a large mural by Carl Larsson. Carl accepted the offer but only if he could work from France, and that the Fürstenberg family would pay for his entire residence and subsistence.
The result was the famous "Fürstenberg Triptych" which was exhibited at the World's Fair in Paris in 1889, where it won first prize. During his preparation, he made a number of works which he often gave away to his friends. He gave this particular painting to the sculptor Christian Eriksson. The Swedish name of the artwork is simply "Korgstol".
Artist: Carl Olof Larsson | Created: 1888
Frame not included.
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Frame is not included with the canvas paintings but need to be purchased separately - either via the popup that opens when you add to cart or via our collection page for frames.
Canvas quality
Our canvases are printed on Hahnemühle's exclusive 370g Art Canvas Smooth with a natural white tone and fantastic color reproduction. Our canvas prints are as close as you can get to real art.
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The delivery time is normally about 5-7 working days within the Nordics as we make our canvases by hand in our factory in Sweden and that the canvas fabric needs to dry before we stretch them on a wooden frame and send them to you.
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