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“Mirror and Shells”, Oil on Canvas, by Nisse Zetterberg
“Mirror and shells”, oil on canvas, monogram signed & dated 1948 by Nisse Zetterberg.
Nisse Zetterberg (1910–1986) was a Swedish painter known for his finely observed realism and quiet, contemplative compositions. Trained in Stockholm during the late 1920s and early 1930s, he developed a precise yet painterly style that balanced classical structure with a modern sensitivity to light and texture. His work often focused on everyday subjects - still lifes, interiors, and landscapes - rendered with calm clarity and an understated sense of harmony. “Mirror and Shells” (1948) reflects this approach, combining careful observation with soft, balanced tones to create an intimate and reflective scene. Zetterberg’s work is represented in major Swedish collections, including Nationalmuseum and Moderna Museet, and continues to be valued for its craftsmanship and quiet beauty.
Frame dimensions 77 x 66 cm
Painting 64 x 53 cm
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery
“Mirror and shells”, oil on canvas, monogram signed & dated 1948 by Nisse Zetterberg.
Nisse Zetterberg (1910–1986) was a Swedish painter known for his finely observed realism and quiet, contemplative compositions. Trained in Stockholm during the late 1920s and early 1930s, he developed a precise yet painterly style that balanced classical structure with a modern sensitivity to light and texture. His work often focused on everyday subjects - still lifes, interiors, and landscapes - rendered with calm clarity and an understated sense of harmony. “Mirror and Shells” (1948) reflects this approach, combining careful observation with soft, balanced tones to create an intimate and reflective scene. Zetterberg’s work is represented in major Swedish collections, including Nationalmuseum and Moderna Museet, and continues to be valued for its craftsmanship and quiet beauty.
Frame dimensions 77 x 66 cm
Painting 64 x 53 cm
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery