Danish master Peder Mørk Mønsted (1859-1941) was best known for his ability to capture ‘types’ of landscapes, scenes of nature that embodied the essence of a country or region.
His favorite motifs include snowy winter landscapes, still water and forests.
He traveled throughout Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, and Middle East, painting such views, visiting Italy, France, Switzerland, Norway, Greece, Algiers and Egypt.
His most popular paintings, however, were scenes from Scandinavia, especially his native Denmark.







