Carl Wilhelmson was a Swedish painter, illustrator, and art teacher, born 1866, in Fiskebäckskil, Sweden. He is best known for his depictions of coastal life and people in Bohuslän, often capturing the quiet dignity of fishermen and women in everyday scenes. His style combined elements of realism and symbolism, with a strong sense of color and composition.
Wilhelmson studied in Gothenburg and later in Paris, where he was influenced by modern French art. Upon returning to Sweden, he became a respected teacher at Valand School of Fine Arts and later founded his own art school in Stockholm. His work played a significant role in shaping early 20th-century Swedish art. He died in 1928.
Here is a collection of beautiful paintings by Carl Wilhelmson from the early 20th century.
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| Village Scene |
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| Ana and Gertrud |
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| Ana in Her Sickbed |
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| Boy Fishing |
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| Cottage Interior with Fisherman Repairing Nets |
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| Fisher Girl |
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| Fisherman |
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| Fisherwomen Returning from Church |
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| Four Women |
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| Girl from Avila |
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| Girl with Flowers |
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| Girls Mending Sails, Brittany |
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| Girls on the Veranda – Fourteen-Year-Olds |
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| Gypsy Madonna |
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| In an Old Cemetery (Fiskebäckskil) |
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| The Jumping Dog |
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| Loneliness |
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| Mass in St. Germain des Près |
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| Morning Dress |
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| Mother and Child |
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| Old Woman Reading |
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| On Rocks at Fiskebackskil |
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| On the Street |
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| Resignation |
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| Saturday Night |
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| Summer Girls |
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| The Artist's Sister |
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| The Bay |
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| The Blind Fiddler |
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| The Captain |
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| The Daughter on the Fram |
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| The Good Shepherdess |
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| The Old Ladies |
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| The Sick Child |
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| The Water Carrier |
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| The Woman with the Child – Andalusian Family |
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| Three Girls |
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| Two Girls in the Courtyard, Fiskebäckskil |
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| Two Sisters |
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| Wading Boy |
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| Woman in a Blue Dress |
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