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  • Enjoy – Collection Exhibition

    Gallery Carl Skeppargatan 7, Stockholm, NY, Sweden

    The summer exhibition with paintings, objects, graphics and sculpture. A selection of works by artists who represent artistic quality through different visual expressions and techniques. We have searched for a…

  • Kerstin Ljunghall @Galleri Carl Stockholm

    Kerstin Ljunghall

    Gallery Carl Skeppargatan 7, Stockholm, NY, Sweden

    After a full professional life as a doctor – with plenty of gallery visits – for the past 15 years I have had the good fortune to paint myself. The first favorites were the American Expressionists and still are. I paint out of desire for color and form and sometimes to comment on the contemporary world.

  • Fia Kvissberg @ Galleri Carl Stockholm

    Fia Kvissberg

    Gallery Carl Skeppargatan 7, Stockholm, NY, Sweden

    In my visual world, anything can happen where imagination has no limits. I paint what I have experienced woven into fantasy and illusion. There is the dream, the poetry, the pain, the sadness, the joy, humor and the spiritual.

  • Frederick Drotte @ Galleri Carl Stockholm

    Frederick Drotte

    Gallery Carl Skeppargatan 7, Stockholm, NY, Sweden

    Watercolor painting came into my life later and gradually claimed a significant place in my heart as a wonderfully rich medium of expression.

  • Steffan Gadnell @ Galleri Carl Stockholm

    Stefan Gadnell

    Gallery Carl Skeppargatan 7, Stockholm, NY, Sweden

    Today I am an artist with a special love for watercolor painting. One of my favorite subjects is Stockholm, this fantastically beautiful city, whose beauty and character I often capture in my paintings.

  • Stanislaw Zoladz

    Gallery Carl Skeppargatan 7, Stockholm, NY, Sweden

    Stanislaw Zoladz is undeniably one of Sweden's most skilled watercolor painters, with an impressive list of achievements and exhibitions. Watercolor painting differs significantly from other forms of painting. With oil or acrylic, one can work almost endlessly, adding, subtracting, and layering methodically. Watercolor, however, requires working in an intense present moment.