This evocative 1967 pastel work captures the quiet poetry of abstraction through soft, layered tones and an expressive, almost dreamlike composition. Hints of architectural forms emerge from a mist of greys, whites and muted greens, creating a scene that feels both familiar and elusive, part landscape, part memory.
The artist’s textured strokes and subtle colour shifts lend the piece a gentle depth, allowing the viewer to move between structure and suggestion. A personal handwritten dedication along the lower edge, “Tack för älskvärdhet” (“Thank you for kindness”), adds warmth and intimacy, giving the artwork a sense of human connection beyond the imagery itself.
Atmospheric and quietly emotional, this is a beautiful example of mid-century Scandinavian abstraction with a personal touch.
