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A PERFECT BALANCE BETWEEN FORMS AND LINES – Gunnlauger Scheving: How people behave when they work.

When the artist develops symbolic images of the identity of man and nature.

City Walk Reykjavik https://citywalk.is/ is a free walking tour. In all public swimming pools of Reykjavík, thanks to the abundance of geothermal energy, it is possible to swim outdoors throughout the year. One of the few beaches where the temperature of the water allows swimming without a protective wetsuit is that of Nautholsvik (south-west of the Oskjuhlid hill). The National Gallery of Iceland contains works of art by local artists, including those of Gunnlaugur Scheving, a very creative Icelandic native of this city.

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GunnA large collection of his works is host in the National Gallery of Iceland http://www.listasafn.is/english/. He is know for his realistic images of the Icelandic business sector. He lived in Seyðisfjörður for a long time, but he showed up in Reykjavík. His work you can found in numerous collections in the Nordic countries. GUNNLAUGUR SCHEVING made an exhibition for the first time at Charlottenborg in 1929, then holding several solo exhibitions in Reykjavik and Copenhagen,

Born in Reykjavik into a June day, 1904, he was one of Iceland’s leading figurative artists. Starting his carrier in the late thirties, GUNNLAUGUR SCHEVING become one of Iceland’s well known painter. His work gives an example of the changes in Icelandic artwork at his time. He started exploring themes that included people in their working situations (such as fishermen and figures in rural settings).

In the 20th century, GUNNLAUGUR SCHEVING was an Icelandic artist and one of Iceland’s most famous painters. Growing up at Seyðisfjörður, at the age of sixteen, he studied drawing, being among the first students in the Hellusund school. He then studied art in Copenhagen until 1930. He married an art studies partner in Copenhagen, holding art exhibitions with her. His first work of art to be offered at the auction was “Riders and horses”. The artist died into a December day, 1972.

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