Knitting in paintings

Hi!

This is one of the most famous Swedish paintings, "the window with flowers":

http://www.carllarsson.se/s_pict4.htm

It's a Carl Larsson's watercolor from 1899.
The little girl in the painting is the painter's daughter Suzanne.
The painting is part of a book called, "A home", in wich the painter
describes how a house can be decorated with simple resources.

I saw the painting many times but I never noticed until today the
knitting stuff on the table...

Hugs,

Anna Maria

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Hi!

This is one of the most famous Swedish paintings, "the window with flowers":

http://www.carllarsson.se/s_pict4.htm

It's a Carl Larsson's watercolor from 1899.
The little girl in the painting is the painter's daughter Suzanne.
The painting is part of a book called, "A home", in wich the painter
describes how a house can be decorated with simple resources.

I saw the painting many times but I never noticed until today the
knitting stuff on the table...

Hugs,

Anna Maria

Anna Maria, I have several children's books with her drawings, I love her
style Thanks for sharing.

Els

Anna MCM wrote:
Hi!

This is one of the most famous Swedish paintings, "the window with
flowers":
http://www.carllarsson.se/s_pict4.htm

It's a Carl Larsson's watercolor from 1899.
The little girl in the painting is the painter's daughter Suzanne.
The painting is part of a book called, "A home", in wich the painter
describes how a house can be decorated with simple resources.

I saw the painting many times but I never noticed until today the
knitting stuff on the table...

OH, I love that picture. It looks so home-like.

Katherine

Hi Anna Maria,

What a lovely picture and yes I see the yarn on the table.

Hugs,

Nora