Morgen

Price range: 59 kr. through 499 kr.

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Paper type: Hahnemühle Matte Art Paper

Papir thickness: 210 g/m2

The artwork was reviewed and printed in the Kræss Print Studio in collaboration with the artist. We ensure that print quality, colors, and paper are of the highest quality and that the artist is paid for every copy sold. This way, we secure creativity and quality for both the artist and the customer.

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Return and gift policy

30-day return policy: You can return the item online for a refund. If you chose to have the poster framed, you can also return the frame.
If it is a gift: In the cart, you can optionally add an exchange label and gift wrapping. If you chose to have the poster framed, the recipient can also exchange the frame.
Extended exchange period for Christmas: All gifts can be exchanged up to and including 1 February 2027.

Art print of a woodcut by Helmer Breindahl. Woodcut is an old printing technique that uses carved wooden plates to print motifs. The motif is cut into the wooden plate so that the parts of the plate that are to show uncolored surfaces or lines in the finished print are cut away. The raised motifs are colored with ink and can therefore be seen when the woodcut is pressed against the paper. The technique is the same as the more modern linoleum prints, but instead of linoleum, wood is used as the printing plate.

Artist at Kræss

Helmer Breindahl


The artist Helmer Breindahl was born in Kolding, November 1944. Ever since he was a child, he drew and painted the motifs that occupied him, and the sketchbook followed him throughout his life as a kind of diary. When he was a young man in the 60s living and working in Vesterbro, he was very interested in Copenhagen’s city life, and immortalized some of the motifs in woodcuts.

In addition to woodcuts and linoleum cuts, Helmer Breindahl was also adept with a brush; both in acrylic, oil and watercolor, and he taught at courses, colleges, evening schools, elementary schools, etc. Helmer Breindahl has been responsible for large decoration assignments, illustrated countless books, exhibited at Charlottenborg, in parish houses, galleries, etc. Helmer gave lectures, made church decorations; and in countless ways left his warm, lively, playful, cheerful, curious and meaningful traces in many places.

Helmer Breindahl died in April 2021; and it is children and grandchildren who now let his graphics live on in these beautiful prints.

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