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Sunlight in the Blue Room Anna Ancher, 1891
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Sunlight in the Blue Room

Anna Ancher Β· 1891

Why it's great

Sunlight falls on a floor and a woman sits by a window in a bright, blue-painted room in Skagen. Anna Ancher painted her own home. She was one of Denmark's best painters, known for her use of light. It's a calm and glowing picture.

Where to see it

πŸ“ Skagens MuseumSkagen, Denmark

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About the artist

Anna Ancher

1859–1935 Β· born in Skagen

Anna Ancher was born in Skagen, Denmark, the daughter of an innkeeper. She became one of the greatest painters of the Skagen artists' colony, known for her use of light, and for her portraits and interiors. She married the painter Michael Ancher and lived her whole life in Skagen. She died there in 1935.

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