Acrylic on paper, ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

This artwork comes with an external frame

Anders Zorn was a Swedish impressionism / realism painter (1860-1920). He was best known for " Zorn palette" which is a limited colour palette technique mainly for portrait painting. Using only four colours, he was able to achieve a wide range of colours in his works of variety of subjects. The fascination around what exact colours constitute "Zorn palette" has been around for a very long time. Zorn palette (mainly, white, yellow ochre, vermillion and black) are lacking a primary colour- blue had also been of interest to many art historians.
This artwork is inspired by Zorn's painting titled "in the woods" painted in 1893.
Timber frame with mat board board and glass cover.