Conrad Köper, "Carl Milles", 1913. A plasterversion of the motif ill at p. 3 (photo from his studio in Paris about 1900). Listed under "Paris 1897-1900, smaler pieces", p. 178 as "Femme aux nuphars"..."The modell owned by Blot, Paris".
Henrik Cornell, "Carl Milles, hans verk", 1963, listed under 1899-1900 as "Femme aux nuphars", (Described together with to other sculptures as "Unknown models for execution in bronze or tin, owned by artdealers in Paris"), p. 247.
Erik Näslund, "Carl Milles - en biografi", 1991, the motif listed at p. 332 as "Femme aus nuphars" and dated 1899-1900.

Carl Milles was a Swedish sculptor born in Lägga. He studied at the Technical School in Stockholm, at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris under Auguste Rodin and on study trips to Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. In Paris he came to stay for many years and made a living as an ornament carver. He studied the animals in the Jardin des Plantes (the Zoological Garden) and was strongly influenced by Auguste Rodin. Milles made a breakthrough with a monument to Sten Sture in Uppsala. He exhibited at the World's Fair in 1900 and was later given a solo exhibition at the Tate Gallery in London. Milles was professor of modeling at the Royal Academy of Arts in Stockholm. Well-known sculptures in public places signed by Carl Milles are the "Gustav Vasa" statue at the Nordic Museum, "Orfeusgruppen" outside the concert hall in Stockholm and the "Poseidonfontänen" in Gothenburg.

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