Tage Törngren, River View, 1967, Oil Painting on Canvas, Framed

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Original Mid Century Swedish Oil on Canvas – “River View” by Tage Törngren – Framed 83 × 51 cm (32.7" … Read more Original Mid Century Swedish Oil on Canvas – “River View” by Tage Törngren – Framed 83 × 51 cm (32.7" × 20.1")
A lyrical mid‑century oil on canvas by Tage Törngren, signed and dated. River View captures the quiet poetry of a Scandinavian waterway, rendered with Törngren’s characteristic blend of expressive brushwork and atmospheric depth. The surface carries rich, textured strokes in layered tones, creating a sense of movement and gentle natural rhythm. The painting is in good vintage condition and presented in its original frame, showing authentic signs of age consistent with its period.

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- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Artist: Tage Törngren (signed “Tågetsten) 1967
- Title / Motif: River View – Landscape motif
- Canvas Dimensions: approx. 67 cm height
- Framed Dimensions: approx. 83 × 51 cm (approx. 32.7" × 20.1")
- Condition: Good vintage condition
- Presentation: Vintage frame

Artist & Provenance
Tage Törngren (1913–1999) was a Swedish painter known for his expressive landscapes and textured, impasto‑driven technique. His work often explored rivers, forests, and rural Swedish scenery, using bold strokes and layered colour to evoke mood and movement. Törngren exhibited in regional art societies and participated in mid‑century group shows across Sweden, with his works held in private collections and local cultural institutions.
River View is a strong example of his ability to merge structure with painterly freedom, creating a scene that feels both grounded and atmospheric.

Collector’s Note
All artworks in our collection are vintage or second‑hand. While major flaws are noted, gentle signs of age — such as surface wear, patina, or frame wear — are part of each piece’s history and charm. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
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