OSKAR BERGMAN, watercolour, signed and dated 1957.
I. 39 x 56 cm.
Not examined out of the frame.
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Älskad svensk bildkonstnär som var autodidakt och fick inspiration till sitt skapande på studieresor till Tyskland, Italien och Frankrike.
Han var en mästare på att måla inte minst träd, men också landskap och vatten. Han stämningsfulla landskapsskildringar har ofta starka, mättade färger och detaljerade skildringar av det mellansvenska landskapet.
Oskar Bergman gjorde flera studieresor i Europa och erhöll 1957 Egron Lundgren-medaljen av Kung Gustaf VI Adolf.
Representerad vid Nationalmuseum i Stockholm, Göteborgs Konstmuseum, H.M.K. samlingar, Norrköping konstmuseum, Lunds konstmuseum, Karlstads museum, Malmö museum och med ett mycket stort antal verk på Thielska Galleriet, där hans verk fått ett helt eget rum.
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Oskar Bergman was a Swedish visual artist born in Stockholm. Bergman was self-taught and took much inspiration from his study trips to Germany, Italy and France. Bergman worked as an etcher and painter, with his paintings, which emulate an overpowering Swedishness, is valued today not only in Sweden, but also international artists. With his razor-sharp and lifelike depictions of both city scapes and rural landscapes, Bergman managed to capture viewers and art audiences alike. As a self-taught artist, one is particularly impressed by his detailed and evocative painting style.
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