Alfred Collin was a Swedish painter known for his evocative landscapes and cityscapes that captured the essence of early 20th-century Sweden. Born in 1880, his artistic legacy is defined by a keen eye for detail and a deep connection to the Swedish environment.
"The Hunter Nordenskjöld", oil on board.
Capturing the Swedish Landscape
Collin’s work predominantly featured landscapes and urban scenes, painted with a focus on atmospheric effects and seasonal variation. His use of colour and light revealed a nuanced understanding of natural surroundings, allowing viewers to experience the mood and ambience of the locations he portrayed. His landscapes were more than representations – they were emotional interpretations, admired for their tranquillity and lyrical beauty.
Swedish lanscape, "Ristafallet Jämtland", clubbed for 387 GBP at Auktionshuset STO.
Legacy in Swedish Art
Throughout his career, Alfred Collin played an active role in the Swedish art community. His paintings are recognised for their technical finesse and artistic sensitivity, securing him a respected position among early 20th-century Swedish landscape painters. His works continue to be celebrated in exhibitions and are represented in both private and public collections across Sweden.
Still life with lobster, oil on canvas.