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Prince Eugen Napoleon Nikolaus

1865-1947     Sweden

Prince Eugen Napoleon Nikolaus of Sweden and Norway, known as Prince Eugen (1865–1947), was a Swedish painter and a member of the royal family. He was the fourth and youngest son of King Oscar II of Sweden and Norway and Queen Sofia. Although born into royalty, Prince Eugen chose a life dedicated to art, becoming one of Sweden's most prominent landscape painters.

Known as "The Painter Prince," his artistic work is characterized by a lyrical interpretation of the Swedish landscape, capturing the subtle changes of light and atmosphere. His home, Waldemarsudde, located on Djurgården island in Stockholm, has been converted into one of Sweden's most popular art museums, housing many of his works and collections.

© Prince Eugen Napoleon Nikolaus
  • Landscape 7 Rural Life 5 Nature 4 Still Life 2 Mythological 1
  • Impressionism 7 Plein Air 5 Post-Impressionism 4 Realism 4 Naturalism 3 Modernism 1 Symbolism 1
Blå Hortensior Det Gamla Slottet Lövsprickning, Balingsta Det Stora Molnet Den blå villan II, Florens Krasse Den blå villan, Florens Solnedgång från blå villan En sista solglimt Heracles, Waldemarsudde Den Blå Villan

© Prince Eugen Napoleon Nikolaus

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