Mikael Wahrby "Stockholm - Skridskopaviljongen", ed-art.se

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Mikael Wahrby "Stockholm - Skridskopaviljongen"

The small, fine brick pavilion with a narrow stair tower and spire was built for the Royal Skating Rink at Kastellholmen. Architecturally, the pavilion was inspired by the medieval romantic Citadel at the top of Kastellholmen.

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Printing technique: Etching
Edition: 50
Size, artwork: 47 x 57 cm

Size, print area: 33 x 45 cm

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Framed works 2-3 weeks

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About Mikael Wahrby

Mikael Wahrby has become known as a master of depicting light and shadow, often in detailed, black and white, prints. He brings forth the objects and the rooms themselves, giving them life, often through dramatic lighting and sophisticated shading patterns. In 2014 he was awarded the Nils G. Stenqvist's memory fund scholarship for his "love for the opportunities of the copper plate" and his "love of the motives, as well as to the craft itself."

Mikael Wahrby (b. 1952, Stockholm) is something of an institution in Swedish printmaking. In 1977, he graduated from the Royal Institute of Art and has since been working in this very special field of his, of which 10 years were spent as a lector at the institution where he once studied.

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