Escape to the magical, mythical lands of Scandinavia through fine and folk art. From stunning landscapes and portraits to exquisite furniture and decorative arts, The Scandinavian Home is a meditation on place and time.
Deemed one of the most extraordinary collections of Scandinavian art in North America, this exhibition comprises over 100 works from the private collection of Pennsylvania-based art collectors David and Susan Werner. From stunning landscapes to exquisite housewares, the Werners’ collection includes Nordic furniture, ceramics, glass, painting, textiles, sculpture, graphics and metalwork from the eighteenth through the mid-twentieth centuries.
The exhibition was created by consulting curators Patricia G. Berman, Ph.D., and Michelle Facos, Ph.D., and organized by Dawn R. Brean, chief curator and director of collections at The Frick Pittsburgh.
Tickets on sale Summer 2025
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Browse through a few of the pieces on display in The Scandinavian Home: Landscape and Lore.
(Header) Hilding Werner, Swedish, 1880–1944. Glafsfjörd. Evening, 1920. Oil on canvas, 27 7/8 x 62 in. (63 x 157.5 cm). Werner Collection.