Introducing Carl Holsøe – Downloadable Artwork

FREE Carl Holsoe artwork that you can save and print to use in your own home! Whether you use it as a big focal point, create a gallery wall, or even style a “shelfie”, art is a great accessory for any home.

Last week I stumbled across the beautiful work from Dutch artist, Carl Holsøe. I was so intrigued that I started researching everything I could and looking up all of his work. Today’s post is not only meant to introduce you to this great artist, but also to share his work with you for FREE!

Now before your eyes glaze over, this is about decorating with art, not the art itself. I am not an artist nor am I an art aficionado. This article won’t delve into his influences and brush strokes, but rather look at how his art evokes a feeling that can be used to set the tone in your own home.

The Life & Work of Carl Holsøe

Carl Holsøe lived from 1863 to 1935 and was born in Aarhus, Denmark.

Carl became most famous for his painting of interiors. He was drawn to polished mahogany furniture, white walls, and decorative accessories of the time.

While he does have some paintings of still life, many of his works include a woman, sitting or standing, in the background. His first wife, Emilie Heise, whom he married in 1884, was often his model. She passed away in 1930.

His work is mainly composed of muted tones and to me, evokes a soft, European feel.

Decorating with Art

I’ve added 18 print-ready graphics of Carl Holsøe’s work to my site. You can simply save and print the images for your personal use once you sign up (free).

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I quickly swapped out the art in my guest bedroom for Carl Holsøe’s work to give you an idea as to how it could be used.

Here are some décor ideas to get your started…

Thinking about a gallery wall? Here’s how you can combine images!

This art also looks beautiful paired with pieces from other artists. Here are some examples:

You can download Carl Holsøe’s work, plus so much more {HERE}.

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Enjoy! And if you use it in your home, I’d love to see a picture of what you did!