Saturday Afternoon In Copenhagen: Framed Art Print

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This detailed, monochrome Scandinavian framed poster print is a Copenhagen city drawing inviting you to experience the charming vibrancy of Copenhagen's iconic Nyhavn Canal destination. This Danish wall art decor, drawn in a sketchy yet detailed modern architectural art style, beautifully captures the lively ambiance of a perfect Saturday afternoon along the famous waterfront: where historic houses, bustling bars, and lively restaurants frame the scene, and the Danish love of life comes alive. This modern framed wall art of this beautiful European city transports you to travel to the heart of Denmark, where history meets contemporary life in a harmonious blend.

The graphic lines bring to life the character and charm of the old buildings lining Nyhavn, creating a visual narrative in an urban art print that seamlessly blends realism with an artistic sensibility. Whether you've visited Copenhagen or dream of exploring its cobblestone streets, this art print is a timeless Denmark souvenir for your walls, or to gift a friend. Let the spirit of Copenhagen's Nyhavn Canal fill your surroundings with love of life,  celebration, relaxation and happy Scandi vibes.

Inspirations

My inspiration for this artwork was the culmination
of a week spent in Copenhagen with a friend and collaborator. We went to absorb Danish design, architecture, and to discover the city in the spring. Ever since I was young and read Hans HansChristian Andersen’s stories, Copenhagen became a mythical
destination I had to see for myself.

So when my friend spontaneously asked me 5 days earlier if I wanted to hop on a plane and go to Copenhagen on a whim, I didn't think twice before saying "YES"! I almost cried when I saw The Little Mermaid Statue overlooking the water for the first time. Yes, she’s there!

I loved everything about this city: the happy people, relaxed yet lively atmosphere, the mix of modern design and historic architecture. To me, Nyhavn Canal was the perfect culmination of so many things: colour, water, sunshine, happiness, where historic houses, bustling bars, and lively restaurants frame the scene, and the Danish love of life comes alive. With this artwork I tried to convey not just what I saw, but also what I felt.

My inspiration for this artwork was the culmination
of a week spent in Copenhagen with a friend and collaborator. We went to absorb Danish design, architecture, and to discover the city in the spring. Ever since I was young and read Hans HansChristian Andersen’s stories, Copenhagen became a mythical
destination I had to see for myself.

So when my friend spontaneously asked me 5 days earlier if I wanted to hop on a plane and go to Copenhagen on a whim, I didn't think twice before saying "YES"! I almost cried when I saw The Little Mermaid Statue overlooking the water for the first time. Yes, she’s there!

I loved everything about this city: the happy people, relaxed yet lively atmosphere, the mix of modern design and historic architecture. To me, Nyhavn Canal was the perfect culmination of so many things: colour, water, sunshine, happiness, where historic houses, bustling bars, and lively restaurants frame the scene, and the Danish love of life comes alive. With this artwork I tried to convey not just what I saw, but also what I felt.

Material & Features

This wooden framed black and white Copenhagen art print is the perfect combination of sleek and sturdy. It is printed on heavier-weight, white, premium matte paper, and has a natural, smooth uncoated finish that feels luxurious to the touch.

While the poster and frame are packed separately in one box, final assembly is required by the end recipient. Don’t worry; it's a snap to put them together - no expertise is required, and the hanging hardware is included.

Features:

The frame is made from pine wood and comes in 3 colors: black, white, and natural wood.

The frame is 20-25mm /0.79"-0.98" thick and 10-14mm /0.4"-0.6" wide, providing the perfect balance of durability and style.

To keep your art print looking its best, shatterproof transparent plexiglass is used to protect it from damage.

Hanging hardware is also included, making it easy to hang the frame.

The 200 gsm / 80 lb paper weight makes it durable and long-lasting.

FSC-certified paper and frame are used, which are better for the people and the planet.

Each poster and frame is shipped in robust packaging, ensuring it arrives to your door in pristine condition.

For indoor use

This wooden framed black and white Copenhagen art print is the perfect combination of sleek and sturdy. It is printed on heavier-weight, white, premium matte paper, and has a natural, smooth uncoated finish that feels luxurious to the touch.

While the poster and frame are packed separately in one box, final assembly is required by the end recipient. Don’t worry; it's a snap to put them together - no expertise is required, and the hanging hardware is included.

Features:

The frame is made from pine wood and comes in 3 colors: black, white, and natural wood.

The frame is 20-25mm /0.79"-0.98" thick and 10-14mm /0.4"-0.6" wide, providing the perfect balance of durability and style.

To keep your art print looking its best, shatterproof transparent plexiglass is used to protect it from damage.

Hanging hardware is also included, making it easy to hang the frame.

The 200 gsm / 80 lb paper weight makes it durable and long-lasting.

FSC-certified paper and frame are used, which are better for the people and the planet.

Each poster and frame is shipped in robust packaging, ensuring it arrives to your door in pristine condition.

For indoor use

Creative Process

I first drew many sketches in my travel sketchbook during a beautiful and inspiring week I spent visiting Copenhagen, of anything and everything that inspired me – usually while drinking a strong coffee and probably eating a Danish… or two.

When I returned home to my art studio, I re-drew this artwork of the iconic Nyhavn canal on larger paper, which allowed me to draw more details and fully capture the lively atmosphere and energy of the happy ambience of a Saturday afternoon spent there.

I used pen and black ink on paper, and then I scanned the artwork and digitally edited it, cleaning up the details and enhancing the contrasts so it would be perfect when digitally printed.

I first drew many sketches in my travel sketchbook during a beautiful and inspiring week I spent visiting Copenhagen, of anything and everything that inspired me – usually while drinking a strong coffee and probably eating a Danish… or two.

When I returned home to my art studio, I re-drew this artwork of the iconic Nyhavn canal on larger paper, which allowed me to draw more details and fully capture the lively atmosphere and energy of the happy ambience of a Saturday afternoon spent there.

I used pen and black ink on paper, and then I scanned the artwork and digitally edited it, cleaning up the details and enhancing the contrasts so it would be perfect when digitally printed.