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Inramningstjänst (Kräver separat köp av ram) som tavelram från Historly – ramdetalj

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Bold Picture Hook as a poster from Historly – image 1

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Oscar II as a canvas print from Historly – image 1
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Oscar II as a canvas print from Historly – image 1
Close-up of Oscar II as a canvas print from Historly – detail view
Close-up of Oscar II as a canvas print from Historly – image 3
Close-up of Oscar II as a canvas print from Historly – image 4

Oscar II

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Drott began as Ran
The vessel Drott had another life before becoming a royal command vessel. It was originally built as the navy’s mine- and torpedo cruiser Ran. Herman af Sillén was not only the artist behind the painting, but also a commander and the vessel’s captain—a rare combination of naval experience and marine painting in the same work.
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Canvas with the painting Oscar II by Herman af Sillén - a Swedish commander captain, naval painter and draftsman. The painting depicts King Oscar II and Commander Captain H. af Sillén on the Commander ship RAN (DROTT). In the background you can see Marstrand's fortress. The painting is painted in pleasant, coastal colors.

The painting was done in 1907 on behalf of Allers Familje-Journal as a model for an appendix in the journal. The painting has hung in the Allerska Sophienholm.

Artist: Herman af sillén | Created: 1907.

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