Shieldmaiden
Caroline Freudenthal
Abstract Art
hosted by
​Bumblebee Studio
7 September-
8 October 2017
Engelbrektsgatan 21, Stockholm, Sweden

“Our whole lives are just stories.”
-Lagertha Shieldmaiden in Vikings
Photo: Tove Risberg
​“Shieldmaiden” (sv. Sköldmö) is
an artistic concept
that came to me in June 2016.
The legendary Viking
warrior women who
rose to the challenge when faced
with setbacks and adversity
have not only inspired the artwork ​
featured in this exhibition,
​they also personify my
determination to overcome the
​hardships of this past year. ​
“The Gods will always smile on the brave women.”
—The Seer in Vikings
Photo: Tove Risberg
​“Shieldmaiden” is a homage
to lost loved ones
and marks the end of an era
in my life as well as
​celebrating a new chapter.

Welcome to share this
rite of passage with me.

​“Don't look back, you're not going that way.”
—Ragnar Lothbrok in Vikings
Photo: Tove Risberg
Shieldmaiden exhibition
& artistic concept:
Caroline Freudenthal
Styling & Make-up:
Tove Risberg &
Caroline Freudenthal
Photos of the artist posing as a Shieldmaiden taken by Tove Risberg
Location:
Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden
Painting: Caroline Freudenthal
🌀
PS: Not even a Shieldmaiden can
go it alone and she needs to rest &
recuperate after the battle is over.
Without major reinforcements
this exhibit would not
​have been possible.

Shieldmaiden kudos to:
Vicki & Dan, Bumblebee Studio🐝
www.bumblebeestudio.se
Tove Risberg for fab photos
& being there,
her partner Viktor Petrovski
for wise words,
Ewa Åkerlind
for believing in Shieldmaiden,
Ralph Lavasani, Stockholm's
best Picture Framer,
David Affentranger & Anna Insley
for support & understanding,
The 5 Freudenthals❤️
Photo of artist Caroline Freudenthal
taken by Susanna Arwin at the
Shieldmaiden exhibition, 2017

Paintings:
Transformation: Sol
& Transformation: Luna

In memory of my parents
Jan & Gunnila Freudenthal

Transformation: Sol (N/A)
acrylic on canvas,
104 x 211 cm, 2002
©️Caroline Freudenthal

Transformation: Luna
acrylic on canvas,
99 x 211 cm, 2016
©️Caroline Freudenthal