Paul Gustav Fischer Prints – Copenhagen, Markets & Beaches
Paul Gustav Fischer prints move between Copenhagen streets, busy markets and relaxed figures beside the sea. Small public encounters and quieter summer subjects give the collection a varied view of everyday life. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, alongside Scandinavian art and beach prints.
The street and its passing figures
Købmagergade, Copenhagen follows pedestrians and traffic between tall building fronts, with pale ground reflecting the light. The close street gives individual figures a clear place within the larger setting. Other city works introduce squares, churches and evening walks.
Flowers within the public square
Women Selling Flowers at Højbro Plads gathers stalls, sellers and passers-by beneath trees and surrounding buildings. The market’s small arrangements bring colour and activity into the open space. Explore cityscape art for other streets, markets and public settings.
Resting figures at the shore
Two Young Women and a Japanese Parasol on Hornbæk Beach places figures on pale sand beside a bright patterned parasol. The open sky and water offer a contrast with the enclosed city streets. Other beach subjects follow bathers, children and people at rest along different stretches of coast.
Related artists and collections
Compare coastal light in Peder Severin Krøyer and fishing communities in Michael Ancher. The wider Scandinavian collection, beach art and cityscape prints provide further Nordic places and everyday subjects.
Read more in our guide to Paul Gustav Fischer.






























































































