Höckert traveled to the Netherlands in 1856 to study Rembrandt. He returned to Paris the same year and made another popular painting: "Det inre af en lappkåta" (English: "The inside of a goahti"). This painting depicts a Lappish mother wagging her child in their goahti home. It was awarded with a "mention honorable" at the Paris Salon in 1857, and was bought by the Swedish government to be displayed at the National Museum of Fine Arts. In 1862, it was displayed at the World's Fair in London.