Here are some high rez phots from my trip to the Hirschsprung museum in Denmark. Enjoy!

Most of these are by PS Kroyer, if not otherwise stated.

The painting above is by Michael Ancher, another Skagen painter. Kroyer is of course present.

Heads up!

I was trying to organize these heads a little better on the page.

Warmup Headstudies

Trying to simplify and get in the mood. Ive been doing Bargues drawings and outlines every day, and they are really helping me in seeing shapes and judging angles. Very meditative and frustrating at the same time, but extremely gratifying and helpful.

I did some upper arm studies

in watercolor, to start figuring out just how our wonderful body is built up. Essentially the upper arm is like a simplified sandwich, Bicep, triceps and the Bracialis in between. Sticking out under the bicep on the inner side is the small coracobrachialis.

Most of these arent seen unless you are quite muscular, but its good to know what goes on under the skin, and what muscles do what when you bend and twist. Essential knowledge if one wants to have an easier time working from imagination. A little anatomy goes a long way.

Some warmup Headstudies

done in the big watercolor moleskine.

A head warm up

after the great WM Chase. More known for his pleine air landscapes, I thought Id try a bite out of his heads. This is actually my first head-study ever, so I felt a bit clumsy. I learned a great deal though. Getting ready for those portraits!

Watercolor light studies

of a house in Båstad. Tricky thing, light pink and white. In preparation fora larger oil painting.

More Library sketches.

This moleskin watercolor notebook is pretty nice, paper might be a tad thin, but paint lifts off quite easily. Lucky since i bought 3 of them!

The Completed farm

in Gånarp. It is 46 x 33 cm., oil on linen. Thank you to the Lunds!