Omnibus
Anders Zorn · 1891
Why it's great
A woman in black sits quietly on a horse-drawn omnibus in Paris, looking down in thought. Anders Zorn painted this scene of city life in 1892, with great skill at catching light and shadow. It's a snapshot of everyday travel in the city. It's a quiet slice of Paris.
Where to see it
📍 NationalmuseumStockholm, Sweden
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Anders Zorn was born in the Swedish region of Dalarna and became one of the most famous painters of his time. He was a master of watercolor and painted portraits of presidents, including Theodore Roosevelt. He made a home in Mora, Sweden, where his house is now a museum. He died in 1920.
