Almost every painter in the world use their home surrounding as possible motives. So am I.
Buildings and landmarks in Oslo have been backgrounds for many paintings during my efforts to create a ArneA-style. But my head is so full of different intensions so I do not know if my followers can look at an image and say: "This is ArneA "
However, in this blogpost I will gather some of my Oslo paintings and thus be up to the blog-followers to decide which is or should be the typical ArneA-style.
I start the presentation showing Oslo City Hall
This painting is also from the City Hall Quays in Vika showing the steamer "Børøysund" and one of the Cruise liners at the Akershus seaside.
This one is also from the seaside at PiperVika, but showing the Akershus Fortress in front of Ekeberg Hill
On the other side of Akershus we find the new city development area ; Bjørvika. Here I have tried to catch my expression of the new sky line Barcode early in the development process.
Higher up the Karl Johan we find the old University Library and the Royal Castle at the top.
Covering the Fortress, City Hall, University, Royal Castle and the Parliament I was only missing the spiritual or religious power factor in our society. Oslo Cathedral and the Courtyard are covered on this painting from "Storgata"
A complete different style of buildings can be found at Tjuvholmen located on a peninsula sticking out from Aker Brygge into the Oslofjord. It is located east of Filipstad and south of Vika.














































