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Nils Blommér (geboren 12. Juni 1816 in Blommeröd, Schonen; gestorben 1. Februar 1853 in Rom; eigentlich Nils Jakob Olsson) war ein schwedischer Maler, der hauptsächlich in Paris und Rom tätig war.
Nils Blommér, born Nils Johan Olsson (12 June 1816 – 1 February 1853) was a Swedish painter. His middle name is sometimes given as Jakob. Biography. He was born to the schoolteacher, Anders Olsson, and his wife, Elsa née Jakobsdotter, in Blommeröd, a village in the Diocese of Lund.
Nils Blommér, born Nils Johan Olsson (12 June 1816 – 1 February 1853) was a Swedish painter. His middle name is sometimes given as Jakob. He was born to the schoolteacher, Anders Olsson, and his wife, Elsa née Jakobsdotter, in Blommeröd, a village in the Diocese of Lund.
- Swedish
- June 12, 1816
- Sweden
- February 1, 1853
6. Feb. 2018 · Als Nils Blommér am 1. Februar 1853 im Alter von nur 36 Jahren in Rom starb, ging er als einer der neuromantischen Maler Schwedens in die Kunstgeschichte ein, da er zu den wenigen Künstlern jener Zeit gehörte, die bedeutend von der nordischen Sagenwelt beeinflusst waren und er auch den Pflanzen eine eigene Seele zusprach.
Born in Blommeröd, Öveds parish, Scania, as Nils Jakob Olsson on 12 June 1816, Blómmer was a Swedish painter, who began his career at age 20 painting portraits as an apprentice under the painters Sven Bremberg and then Sven Olsson in Lund, where he achieved some success.
Nils Blommér portrayed a moonlit night in which the sea god Äegir’s daughters float on the waves surrounding the Water Sprite who is playing the harp. Aegir was married to Ran and they had nine daughters named for different waves. In the background the ruins of Stegeborg Castle (located close to Söderköping). The moonlight, the ruins and ...
Blommér was one of the artists who wanted to create a national Swedish art in the mid-19th century with subjects taken from Norse myths and legends. Here, Blommér has painted fairies dancing in a meadow at twilight. In the background of the romantic landscape we see Gripsholm Castle.
