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  3. Omnibus I
Omnibus I, Anders Zorn, 1895
Anders Zorn, portretAnders ZornZweden, 1860–1920

Omnibus I

1895 · Painting

Mag men het zien?

Onbekend

Nationalmuseum

Stockholm, Zweden

De eigenaar is bekend; of het werk nu te zien is, is onbekend.

Ongewijzigd sinds
27 sep 2026
Bron
Het museum
Op de kaartMuseumpagina

Over het schilderij

Zorn's painting Omnibus is a fleeting image of modern urban life, where people from different social classes meet in new ways. Zorn travelled regularly by omnibus from his home in Montmartre, Paris, merely to study the passengers. As the bus rolled through the city, the light changed constantly inside. Electric streetlights had recently been installed in Paris – and the mixture of artificial and natural light created new and unexpected effects that Zorn tried to capture on canvas. It is hardly surprising that contemporary critics described Omnibus as “ultra-modern”.

Nationalmuseum

Gegevens

1895 · op 35-jarige leeftijd
18601920

In de catalogus

SchilderijenZweedse schilderkunstImpressionisme19e eeuw

Bronnen

  • Nationalmuseum
  • Afbeelding: Nationalmuseum — Public Domain Mark 1.0

Intussen, in het leven van Anders Zorn

Het hele leven
  1. 1890s

    In Paris he spends much time with the Finn Edelfelt

    During the 1890s in Paris Zorn spends much of his time with the Finn Albert Edelfelt.

  2. 1893–1911

    Travel: United States

  3. 1897

    A trip to Russia

    In 1897 Zorn, a great traveller, visits Russia; at other times he also visited North Africa, Palestine, the United States and Mexico.

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The Girl from Älvdalen, Anders Zorn, c. 1911

The Girl from Älvdalen

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The Bathers, Anders Leonard Zorn, 1887

The Bathers

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Faun and nymph, Anders Zorn

Faun and nymph

Nationalmuseum

The Mother of the Artist, Anders Zorn

The Mother of the Artist

Nationalmuseum

Mrs Henriette Lamm, Anders Zorn

Mrs Henriette Lamm

Nationalmuseum

Gustav Vasa, King of Sweden, Anders Zorn

Gustav Vasa, King of Sweden

Nationalmuseum

A Young Farm Girl, Anders Zorn

A Young Farm Girl

Nationalmuseum

In Mourning, Anders Zorn, 1880

In Mourning

1880 · Nationalmuseum

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