Carl Larsson vs Mukify

Experience the Home of Carl and Karin Larsson It is finally possible, through digital 360° technology, to experience the entire artist home with its fantastic, richly coloured interiors. Be inspired by the artist couple’s composite works of art that have influenced us through time. With the help of this technology we are taking our cultural heritage into the future where we can experience a large number of Carl’s paintings. Download the app and admire Carl’s magnificent monumental paintings, his beloved watercolours and inspiring details from the Home of Carl and Karin Larsson. CONTENTS: Carl & Karin – introduction to Carl and Karin's life Come with us on a journey through the lives of the artists Carl and Karin Larsson, from 1853-1928. The bright and the dark years of childhood, the period at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts in Stockholm, the years in Paris and in the village of Grez-sur-Loing where Carl proposed. Then back to Stockholm and Gothenburg before they finally settled down for good in Lilla Hyttnäs in Sundborn with their seven children and a life full of art, gardening and self-sufficiency. Guided 360-tour – walk around and experience the family home A walk in 360° technology through twelve of the rooms at Lilla Hyttnäs. Here is where the fantastic and colourful interior design comes to life. The atmosphere and the light in the rooms, the richness of detail in this Gesamtkunstwerk that they both created. You can also take a closer look at many of the paintings and turn objects over to discover all the details. Let the inspiration flow from great to small. Audio guide available. Chronology – swipe your way through Carl and Karin's life A chronological journey through Carl and Karin's life and work. Over 130 of their paintings and works are presented here, which gives a fantastic summary of their creativity and development. Unique photographs transport you to their private world where you will meet the family in their everyday life and on special occasions, on trips and in the garden at Lilla Hyttnäs, which is now better known as Carl Larsson-gården. List of works – here you will find Carl's paintings A chronological journey through Carl and Karin's life and work. Over 130 of their paintings and works are presented here, which gives a fantastic summary of their creativity and development. Unique photographs take you to their private world where you meet the family in everyday life and parties, on trips and in the garden at Lilla Hyttnäs, which is now better known as Carl Larsson-gården. Newsreel 1916 – at Carl Larsson's home in Sundborn This little newsreel from 1916 brings the Larsson family to life again. You will meet them at various events. A cart with guests rolls into the courtyard and they sit down for lunch in the garden. Carl draws, rows out with his grandchildren and visits the church with Suzanne and her husband. The terrible spring flood rushes into the garden over the courtyard where Carl waves and rows in with his boat. News – the latest from the Larssons' world Carl Larsson's paintings were recently on display in Tokyo, but where can exhibitions be seen right now? Here you can follow everything that is happening with Carl and Karin Larsson and their world. It may be in Sweden or somewhere else in the world. Perhaps there are exhibitions closer than you think.

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