Inspiration from Rome

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Inspirasjon fra Roma (ca. 1970s)

Ink marker and watercolor on paper
Sigurd Bergmann

In Inspirasjon fra RomaInspiration from Rome — Sigurd Bergmann brings classical themes into a vibrant, sketch-like dream. Painted in the 1970s, this piece is full of movement and improvisation: a courtyard framed by Roman arches, a playful fountain at its center, and figures drifting through the space like actors on a sunlit stage.

Executed in fluid marker lines over lush washes of watercolor, the piece feels spontaneous and alive. One figure offers a bowl, another gestures toward the pool, where a bird bathes in a red-rimmed basin — perhaps symbolic of purity, or simply a nod to life’s small wonders. Swirling foliage encircles the scene, hinting at the wildness that always borders civilization.

This is Sigurd at his most playful and experimental — not copying Rome, but responding to it. Letting memory and imagination take the lead.

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Inspirasjon fra Roma (ca. 1970s)

Ink marker and watercolor on paper
Sigurd Bergmann

In Inspirasjon fra RomaInspiration from Rome — Sigurd Bergmann brings classical themes into a vibrant, sketch-like dream. Painted in the 1970s, this piece is full of movement and improvisation: a courtyard framed by Roman arches, a playful fountain at its center, and figures drifting through the space like actors on a sunlit stage.

Executed in fluid marker lines over lush washes of watercolor, the piece feels spontaneous and alive. One figure offers a bowl, another gestures toward the pool, where a bird bathes in a red-rimmed basin — perhaps symbolic of purity, or simply a nod to life’s small wonders. Swirling foliage encircles the scene, hinting at the wildness that always borders civilization.

This is Sigurd at his most playful and experimental — not copying Rome, but responding to it. Letting memory and imagination take the lead.

Inspirasjon fra Roma (ca. 1970s)

Ink marker and watercolor on paper
Sigurd Bergmann

In Inspirasjon fra RomaInspiration from Rome — Sigurd Bergmann brings classical themes into a vibrant, sketch-like dream. Painted in the 1970s, this piece is full of movement and improvisation: a courtyard framed by Roman arches, a playful fountain at its center, and figures drifting through the space like actors on a sunlit stage.

Executed in fluid marker lines over lush washes of watercolor, the piece feels spontaneous and alive. One figure offers a bowl, another gestures toward the pool, where a bird bathes in a red-rimmed basin — perhaps symbolic of purity, or simply a nod to life’s small wonders. Swirling foliage encircles the scene, hinting at the wildness that always borders civilization.

This is Sigurd at his most playful and experimental — not copying Rome, but responding to it. Letting memory and imagination take the lead.