Original oil painting on canvas by Danish artist Theodor Ulrichsen (1905–1970), depicting a quiet village square rendered in a refined impressionist style. The composition presents a characteristic Scandinavian village scene with traditional architecture, soft daylight, and a subtle sense of everyday life. Ulrichsen’s confident brushwork and harmonious color palette reflect his mature artistic language, balancing realism with impressionistic expression. The work shows a strong sense of atmosphere and spatial depth, typical of Danish mid-20th-century painting. Theodor Ulrichsen was trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and further developed his skills under the guidance of L. A. Ring, one of Denmark’s most important painters. He is particularly known for his village and cityscapes, inspired by Copenhagen and rural Danish environments. His works are represented in public collections, including the Stiftsmuseum in Maribo. The painting dates from the artist’s mid-20th-century period (circa 1940–1960), during a mature and established phase of his career. Executed in oil on canvas, the artwork is preserved in very good condition, showing only minor wear consistent with age on the original frame. Importantly, the painting retains an original Danish biographical label on the reverse, providing detailed information about the artist’s life, education, and exhibitions. This original label significantly enhances the work’s authenticity, historical value, and collectibility. A strong and decorative example of Danish Impressionist painting, suitable for both collectors of Scandinavian art and refined interior settings.