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Karin Peeling Apples

A delicate portrait of quiet domestic life, available as an archival fine-art print or gallery canvas.

Karin Peeling Apples by Carl Larsson — archival fine-art print from Fable

A quiet moment of daily routine unfolds at a sunlit white table. A woman with a blue ribbon in her hair sits peeling apples, her focus gentle and steady. Before her rests a low woven basket overflowing with red and white daisies, alongside a slender blue and white patterned vase holding delicate blooms. The soft light catches the pale green wall and warm wood wainscoting behind her, anchoring the airy composition.

The palette relies on gentle washes of sage green, soft terracotta, and porcelain blue. These understated tones create an atmosphere of peaceful domesticity. It brings a sense of calm and mindful focus to any space it inhabits, celebrating the beauty found in simple chores and quiet afternoons.

This classic scene is perfectly suited for spaces where daily life happens. It hangs beautifully in a sunlit kitchen, a welcoming dining room, or a cozy breakfast nook. The artwork pairs effortlessly with natural wood accents, vintage ceramics, and classic Scandinavian interiors, working beautifully as a standalone framed print or as part of a thoughtful gallery wall.

Created in 1904 by Swedish modern artist Carl Larsson, this piece captures his signature affection for his family and home. Your artwork is crafted to order as a museum-grade archival print using matte paper and archival pigment inks, or as a premium gallery canvas. It is prepared for print by Surrealium at Vaxholm Fortress, a 16th-century sea fortress in the Stockholm archipelago, directly from the museum's scan.