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Apparel - Habitant de la Province de Wermeland, (c1800s). Creator: Carl Wilhelm Swedman
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Apparel - Habitant de la Province de Wermeland, (c1800s). Creator: Carl Wilhelm Swedman
Apparel - Habitant de la Province de Wermeland, (c1800s)
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1800s Breeches Britches Garter Mens Fashion Menswear Nordic Nordic Museum Nordic Museum Foundation Nordiska Museet Clothing Dress Fashion Clothing Young Man Young Men
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This full-length portrait, titled "Apparel - Habitant de la Province de Wermeland" by Carl Wilhelm Swedman (1812-1873), showcases the traditional attire of a young man from the Province of Värmland in Sweden during the 1800s. Swedman, a renowned Swedish artist of the 19th century, masterfully captured the essence of rural Nordic heritage through his intricate watercolor technique. The young man stands proudly in profile, dressed in the authentic clothing of the time. He wears a long, dark coat with a high collar, a white shirt, and a pair of breeches held up by a garter. The breeches are adorned with a stripe down the side, a common feature in traditional Swedish men's clothing. A simple, round-brimmed hat sits atop his head, and a scarf is draped around his neck, adding warmth and texture to the image. Swedman's use of color and shade brings the portrait to life, with the young man's clothing displaying a rich, earthy palette. The watercolor medium allows for a delicate, yet detailed rendering of the fabric textures, making the viewer feel as if they are almost touching the garments. The portrait is a testament to the fashion and traditions of the time, and serves as an important historical record of Swedish heritage. It is now part of the extensive collection of the Nordiska Museet Foundation (Nordic Museum) in Stockholm, Sweden, where it continues to inspire and educate visitors about the country's rich cultural history.
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