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Lot n° 634
Estimation :
40 - 60
EUR
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Result
: 70EUR
Sweden theme - Lot 634
Sweden theme
TORE STRINDBERG (1882-1968)
"Étude d'atelier pour un semeur" patinated plaster, dated and signed. Skraj 1952 (Restoration to arm).
) Dim. 32x25x17 cm.
Provenance BUKOWSKIS.
Tore Strindberg studied with medal engraver Adolf Lindberg at the Royal Stockholm Mint from 1898 to 1902, then at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1902 to 1907. As a student at the Academy, he took part in the De Fries exhibition in Stockholm in 1904. As a student at the academy, he also took part in Axel Tallberg's engraving school, where he produced numerous line and aquatint plates. After his studies, he spent some time in Paris and, on his return home, was commissioned to create an altarpiece for the Hjorthagen chapel in Stockholm; for the Engelbrecht church in Stockholm, he executed a series of decorative stucco reliefs and wood carvings.
Strindberg was very active as an exhibitor and took part in a number of international exhibitions, including those in Venice, Vienna, Reykjavik and Copenhagen, as well as exhibitions organized by the Swedish General Art Association. He received a grant from the Winqvist Fund of the Academy of Arts in 1925 and a cultural grant from the City of Stockholm in 1960.
Strindberg is represented at the National Museum [ 9 ] and the Modern Museum [ 10 ] , the Thielska Gallery in Stockholm, the Rottneros Sculpture Park, the Gothenburg Art Museum and the Malmö Museum, among others. He is not yet represented in French museum collections.
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