Marcus Larson Collection

Marcus Larson Swedish Lake Study Swedish lake landscape
Marcus Larson, Swedish Lake, Study, Swedish lake landscape, painting, 1853, Oil on canvas mounted on cardboard, Height, 30 cm (11.8 inches), Width, 45 cm (17.7 inches), Signed, SML, monogram, 53

Stony Forest, 1853. Creator: Markus Larsson
Stony Forest, 1853

Rocky Landscape with Waterfall, 1859. Creator: Markus Larsson
Rocky Landscape with Waterfall, 1859

Waterfall in Småland, 1856. Creator: Markus Larsson
Waterfall in Smaland, 1856

Norwegian Fjord in Moonlight. Motif from the Sogne-Fjord, 1861. Creator: Markus Larsson
Norwegian Fjord in Moonlight. Motif from the Sogne-Fjord, 1861

Swedish Lake. Study, 1853. Creator: Markus Larsson
Swedish Lake. Study, 1853

Stormy Sea, 1857. Creator: Markus Larsson
Stormy Sea, 1857

Gale on the Bohuslän Coast, 1857. Creator: Markus Larsson
Gale on the Bohuslan Coast, 1857

Bark Beating to Windward at Kullaberg, 1849. Creator: Markus Larsson
Bark Beating to Windward at Kullaberg, 1849

Wilderness landscape, 1861. Creator: Markus Larsson
Wilderness landscape, 1861. A lake or fjord with wild rocky shores; in the foreground two standing pines and one fallen. On an island in the middle and on the beach in the background some cottages

Nils Andersson Marcus Larson 1825-1864 painting
Nils Andersson, Marcus Larson, 1825-1864, painting, portrait, 1849, Oil, Height, 36 cm (14.1 inches), Width, 26 cm (10.2 inches)

Marcus Larson Eva Sophia Fridman 1791-1861 married
Marcus Larson, Eva Sophia Fridman, 1791-1861, married to drug holder Arvid Larsson, painting, Oil on canvas, Height, 65 cm (25.5 inches), Width, 54 cm (21.2 inches, Inscription, Disp, G)

Alexis Wetterbergh Marcus Larson Simon Marcus Larson
Alexis Wetterbergh, Marcus Larson, Simon Marcus Larson (1825-1864), artist, married to Adelaide Roos, painting, portrait, 1851, Oil on canvas, Height, 38 cm (14.9 inches), Width

Marcus Larson Stony Forest Rocky forest landscape
Marcus Larson, Stony Forest, Rocky forest landscape, painting, 1853, Oil on paper, canvas and wood, stretched on canvas mounted on wood, Height, 36.5 cm (14.3 inches), Width, 50.5 cm (19.8 inches)

Marcus Larson Stormy Sea Storm sea painting 1857
Marcus Larson, Stormy Sea, Storm at sea, painting, 1857, oil on canvas, Height, 88.5 cm (34.8 inches), Width, 127 cm (50 inches), (ML in monogram) Signed, MLarson, , 1857th

Marcus Larson Gale BohuslAÔé¼n Coast Storm bohuslAÔé¼nska shore
Marcus Larson, Gale on the Bohuslan Coast, Storm at bohuslanska shore, painting, 1857, oil on canvas, Height, 40 cm (15.7 inch), Width, 52 cm (20.4 inch), Signed, M, Larson, , 1857th

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Marcus Larson is a talented artist known for his stunning landscape paintings that capture the beauty of nature in exquisite detail. Born in Sweden in 1825, Larson's work has been praised for its realism and emotional depth. His use of light and shadow creates a sense of atmosphere that draws viewers into his scenes, whether it be a tranquil forest glade or a stormy seascape. Larson's dedication to his craft is evident in every brushstroke, as he meticulously renders each leaf on a tree or wave crashing against the shore with precision and care. His ability to evoke mood and emotion through his art has earned him critical acclaim and a devoted following of fans. Despite facing personal struggles throughout his life, including financial hardship and health issues, Larson continued to paint with passion and determination until his death in 1864. Today, his legacy lives on through the timeless beauty of his artwork, which continues to inspire artists and art lovers around the world. Marcus Larson may have passed away over a century ago, but his artistic vision remains as vibrant and captivating as ever. His paintings serve as windows into another world, inviting us to pause and appreciate the wonders of nature that he so lovingly captured on canvas. In an age where technology often dominates our attention, Larson's work reminds us of the enduring power of art to touch our hearts and souls.