Torsten Jovinge Prints – Cities, Coastal Towns & Clear Colour
Torsten Jovinge prints simplify buildings, hills and water into clearly separated coloured shapes. Strong verticals and sharply turning rooflines give the views structure without filling every surface with detail. Explore city and coastal subjects alongside architecture prints, geometric art and landscape scenes.
A balcony above the distant water
The View towards the City looks past a brightly coloured building and railing towards low structures beside the waterfront. A broad curved blue area fills the upper distance. The close architecture provides strong angles against the more open water and sky.
Buildings stepping towards the hillside
Landscape, Menton sets warm orange, green and pale façades below a strongly coloured hill and bright blue sky. Small trees interrupt the blocks. The clear adjoining planes make the town read as an arrangement of colour while retaining its different levels and routes.
Dark verticals within an open setting
The Power Pole raises tall poles above low buildings, pale ground and distant hills. Their narrow silhouettes contrast with the broader horizontal bands. Compare the sparse upright structure with the more crowded arrangement of roofs and walls in the town views.
Related artists and collections
Compare modern built forms in Charles Demuth, divided colour in Oscar Bluemner and clear city structures in George Ault. Further cityscape prints develops the buildings, while geometric abstracts offers comparisons with compositions built more independently from straight edges and coloured planes.
Read more in our guide to Torsten Jovinge.


















