Karl Johan Holter - Young Man with Beret, 1896Karl Johan Holter (Norway, 18701960) Young Man with Beret, 1896 pencil, chalk and white heightening on paper, paper mounted on board approx. 58 39 cm (unframed) 22. 8 15. 4 insigned and dated lower left: K. J. Holter 96 Essay: This evocative portrait by Norwegian artist Karl Johan Holter captures a young man with a calm and introspective gaze, dressed in a high collared shirt, dark suit, and wide beret. Executed in chalk with white heightening, the

and with a provenance linking it to the Trygger collection

he exhibited frequently in Finland

Lundgren uses warm brown watercolor washes on off-white paper

when the jury considered him worthy of a medal

the crows nests are depicted at sharper angles and the cliffs along the right edge are more prominently displayed in the drawing and this lot

orders time and alters perception

Högfeldt's "gubbar" became a signature element of his art

This piece offers a window into the stylistic tendencies of Dietrich's circle

he left Amsterdam with his family and arrived in Skåne in the autumn

Mattson shares this interest but maintains a personal voice shaped by lyricism

unframed: 39 x 47 cm (visible image) (15

but Linnqvist's breakthrough came with the autumn exhibition at Liljevalchs in 1918