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PETER´S DRAWINGS 1 With some explanations by
Peter
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 A
self portrait which I made when I was about 19
Portrait of my
mother, made in 1974
when we were living in Vaxholm just before I moved to Stockholm
 Just some fancy
scribble titled "Welcome
to romance land!"
 Home of the
old ones
is what I call this one. It´s a pencil drawing of my grandparents
home which I made on assignment by my mother. The motive
displays the living room quarters as they appeared shortly before the
house
was emptied and before dear old grandma moved away to live as a
widow near the city center
This is an old
house outside
the town of Vaxholm where I was living in the early seventies
 And here is a building vastly inspired by one Mothers of Invention of my favourites, Escher  Another sample of Escher inspired art, The warped house n:r 2  Old woman in a hammock is a theme I used in a variety of versions, this one being number 3  An unexpected nocturnal visitor
 In the midst of
the darkest woods there hides a cottage...
 An early version of the old woman in
a hammock
 Goggle fish The artist in black and white, an etching on zinc which I made at art shool piror to the two paint- ed versions  The endless city,
or rather a small section of this drawing which I made with ink on a
big sheet of paper
 The same picture but closer to the middle
 
Kite dream, just some note
book scribble from the late 60s
Bower man
 An illustration which I made for a newspaper in 1968  An elderly employee on his way to work, totally oblivious to what is happening around him  Fir trees in fog  My dad resting his elbow on a table. Ink drawing from the mid-seventies  Mish mash, general improvisation made in the early seventies 
 Magician on the wall |
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 The
Tree troll is
actually a
part of a much larger ink drawing which I put together in the
seventies. During this period I was studying Nordic illustrative
artists such as John Bower,
Einar Norelius, Elsa Beskow, Jenny Nyström, Robert
Högfeldt, Tove Jansson and several others
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MY PAINTINGS
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