Thorvald Nygaard (Danish 1892-1973) Impressionistic Oil Painting of Copenhagen

A fantastic early 20th century impressionistic cityscape of Copenhagen produced by the well listed artist Thorvald Nygaard (1892-1973).

Thorvald Nygaard was a Danish artist who was the son of the politician Wilhelm Nygaard. He began his formal education as an artist at the age of 21 at the Technical School and Kunstakademiet (the Academy of Fine Arts) in Copenhagen from 1913-1921 and traveled on study tours to Germany, France and The Netherlands. He also lived and worked in Italy on several occasions.

Nygaard exhibited at the Spring Exhibition at Charlottenborg in 1919 and 1926 as well as many exhibitions throughout Europe. He is known for his colorful and inspiring city and canal scenes of Copenhagen which found favor with collectors in Europe and America.

This is an exemplary piece of Nygaard's work in fantastic condition and on a large scale.

Painting: 75 x 60 cm - Frame: 93 x 77.5 cm