Original Swedish Oil on Canvas – "Approaching Storm" by Astrid Larje – Signed – Vintage and Framed – 43 × 30 cm (16.9" × 11.8")

Original Swedish Oil on Canvas – “Storm Approaching” by Astrid Larje – Signed – Vintage & Framed – 43 × 30 cm (16.9" × 11.8") incl. Frame. An original Swedish oil painting on canvas by Astrid Larje (1902–1982), titled Storm Approaching. Signed by the artist, the composition presents an atmospheric landscape motif rendered with expressive brushwork and tonal clarity. The work reflects Larje’s modernist training and her strong command of colour and movement. Presented framed, the painting remains in good vintage condition with age‑appropriate patina. Details. 🖼 Medium: Oil on canvas. ✍ Artist: Astrid Larje — signed. 📍 Title / Motif: Storm Approaching — Atmospheric landscape motif. 📏 Canvas dimensions: approx. 43 × 30 cm (16.9" × 11.8") 📦 Condition: Good vintage condition. 🖼 Presentation: Framed. Artist & Provenance. Astrid Larje (1902–1982) studied under Professor Isaac Grünewald at the Stockholm Academy of Fine Arts. Her artistic development was shaped by extensive study trips to France, Greece, Italy, Russia, and Spain, and she exhibited widely both in Sweden and internationally. Her exhibition history includes: Liljevalchs Konsthall. Konstnärshuset. Karlskrona Konsthall. Galleri Docent Duk. Galleri Heland. Sveagalleriet. Galleri Swedenborg. Galleri S: t Paul. International travelling exhibitions across Europe and Tarragona, Spain. Larje created over 110 public works in oil and tempera for various institutions. She is represented in: City of Stockholm. Stockholm County Council. Östergötland County Council. Haninge Municipality. Awards & Scholarships: San Michele Scholarship (1955, 1971, 1982) Stockholm City Cultural Scholarship (1978) Swedish Artists’ Committee Scholarship (1981) She was a member of KRO, the Swedish Artists’ Association, and the Swedish Women Artists’ group. Collector’s Note. All artworks in our collection are vintage or second‑hand. Gentle signs of age — such as surface wear, patina, craquelure, or frame wear — contribute to the authent.