King Carl XIV Johan (1763-1844) of Sweden Visiting the Canal Locks at Berg in 1819, 1856

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"King Carl XIV Johan (1763-1844) of Sweden Visiting the Canal Locks at Berg in 1819" is an oil painting created in 1856 by the Swedish artist Alexander Wetterling. This historical artwork captures a significant moment in Swedish history, depicting King Carl XIV Johan, originally Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte of France, during his visit to the Göta Canal locks at Berg in 1819. The painting is notable for its detailed representation of both the royal figure and the engineering marvel of the canal, which was one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects of its time in Sweden.

Alexander Wetterling, an artist known for his historical and genre scenes, meticulously portrays the king amidst a gathering of engineers, workers, and local dignitaries. The scene is set against the backdrop of the canal locks, which were a crucial part of the Göta Canal, a waterway that connects the Baltic Sea with the North Sea. The canal was a monumental project initiated to enhance trade and transportation within Sweden, and its completion was a significant achievement in the early 19th century.

The painting not only serves as a historical record of King Carl XIV Johan's reign but also highlights the importance of the Göta Canal in Swedish industrial history. The king's visit to the canal locks symbolizes the royal endorsement and national pride associated with the project. Wetterling's attention to detail and composition brings to life the atmosphere of the period, showcasing the blend of natural landscape and human ingenuity.

"King Carl XIV Johan Visiting the Canal Locks at Berg in 1819" is housed in the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, where it continues to be an important piece for both its artistic merit and its historical significance. The painting provides insight into the era's technological advancements and the role of monarchy in promoting national projects, making it a valuable resource for understanding Sweden's cultural and historical heritage.

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