Duvnäs Gård, Artist Olle Nyman’s House and Studio.

20 August 2010 Filed in: Inspiration

View of the water

Olle Nyman: "Utblick, övre gården" 1931, oil on panel

Here are some paintings by artist Olle Nyman from a trip to Duvnäs Gård, Olle Nyman’s house and studio. His house has now been converted into a museum and exhibits a unique artist’s home with beautiful interiors. There’s something so very inspiring about visiting an artist’s home and studio! The collection of books and art, the artist’s paints, the collection of shells, the sketches, broken pottery for his sculptures… work and life in process.

There’s also a wonderful café, bakery and restaurant, Koloni, that serves food made with organic, fair trade products. You find Koloni in a small whitewashed building that started off as Olle Nyman’s sister’s garage. Kajsa was one of the first women in Sweden who got a driving license and she was very interested in cars!

lunden 1

Olle Nyman: "Lunden 1" 1966-68, oil on canvas

Roussillon 11

Olle Nyman: Roussillon 11, 1948, oil on canvas

kitchen table

Olle Nyman: Köksbordet, 1980, acrylics on panel

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9 Comments
  1. Really like these spare painting, but especially love the landscape at the top… the shine on the water just grabs my heart! :o) Happy Weekend, Kate ((HUGS))
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  2. Hi Kate, thanks for the intro to Olle Nyman. I agree that its always such a wonderful experience to visit an artist’s home. I really like the last painting. So simple yet strong. Have a great weekend! Wini xo
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  3. Thanks for the intro to Olle Nyman, the last painting is my favorite as well.
    Have a great weeken Kate!

  4. Joe permalink

    Hehe, Nyman!

    And I have to say, I like the first one the most by far. Wonderful how he captured the light on the water and the clouds and sky so perfectly in just a few strokes. Also, interesting how as he grew older he became more and more abstract, yet at the end reverted back to a more realistic style.

  5. Dearest Kate, Olle Nyman’s work is gorgeous!! Thanks so much for sharing him and his work here with us! Have a lovely merry happy weekend and love to you!

    p/s: i finally receive my ipad cozy cover supplies and i will continue work on it from where i stop. Thanks so much for your love and patience sweet kate!
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  6. Hi Kate,
    What a great place to visit. I love his work and his home sounds wonderful. I like to visit artists homes too. so glad you had a great day both here and at the cafe. Be well.
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  7. June England permalink

    So pleased you have experienced both Olle Nyman’s work and the special spirit of the place

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