Orange tree in an urn
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Canvas with a painting of an orange tree in an urn from 1733 by the Swedish artist David von Cöln. The painting was acquired by the National Museum from Gripsholm Castle in 1866.
The orange came to Sweden as early as the 16th century, but it was only during the 20th century that it became popular with the general public. The word orange comes from the German word Apfelsine which means "China apple". The term was coined by the Germans and refers to the fruit's exotic origins far in the distance.
Artist: David von Cöln | Created: 1733.
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