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| Opus 244 |
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| Opus 243 |
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| Opus 242 |
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| Opus 240 |
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| Opus 241 |
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| Opus 239 |
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| Opus 238 |
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| Opus 237 |
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| Opus 236 |
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| Opus 235 |
Gallery 2
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| Night time in the jungle |
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| A beautiful Couple |
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| Curtain call |
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| Fantasy world |
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| Precious stones |
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| Man in a hurry |
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| The angel in the chariot |
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| The old Vikins |
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| People |
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| A colorful tree |
Older paintings 8
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| Amanecer in Roquetas |
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| El árbol de mi infancia |
El árbol de mi infancia, My childhoods tree, was inspired by memoriesof a plum tree from our garden on Fyn.
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| Polvo de estrellas (Star dust) |
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| El sol y la tormenta |
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| Almost humans |
Older paintings 7
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| Untitled (1989) watercolor by Johannes Bjorner |
It won the President's Award.
As far as I remember, the landscape was from a Vermont Fall scene, which fascinated me because of it's quiet beauty, with the fall colors and the smoky blue mountains providing the perfect background for the little village.
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| Feeling the winter |
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| The old boat |
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| The old city-scape |
Older paintings 6
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| Boys fishing in Paquetá Island (Photo J. Bjorner) |
In 1988 we visited the Brazilian island of Paquetá in the Guanabara bay off the coast of Rio de Janeiro. Only bicycles and horse drawn carriages are allowed in this paradise like island.
In the late afternoon we watched some boys standing on some rocks near the waters edge.
There was such a filling of tranquility and harmony.
The photo I took and the memory of the place inspired 3 paintings.
In the third painting I made up the background and placed two boys fishing using the original subject matter, because boys are boys, wether in Paquetá or in Maine.
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| Paquetá (Watercolor by Johannes Bjorner) |
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| Boys fishing in Paquetá (Johannes Bjorner) |
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| Boys fishing in Maine (Johannes Bjorner) |
Older paintings 5
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| Los colores del artista (The artist's colors) |
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| The old church |
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Caribean drummers |
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| Talk of the town
The Talk of the town, Caribean ladies were, The Caribean market and Caribean drummes were
inspired from several trips to the Caribean islands, the background was made up and several photos were used for the individual figures of people.
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In 1997 I retired from Engineering and traveled to Europe where we had bought a cottage in Denmark.
First I went to Germany camping around the country. On of the camp grounds I met a nice couple from Queensland, Australia. They were travelling in Europe for 6 month.
I showed them some of my watercolor paintings. The bought "The Caribean Market", which I letter shipped to their home in Queensland.
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| Sugar Hill, New Hampshire |
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| Caribean ladies |
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