Johan Abraham Aleander, born December 10, 1766, died May 15, 1853, was a Swedish cartoonist.Aleander's father was a city servant in Nora. Aleander first trained as a lacemaker. He was then a student... Read full biography
Johan Abraham Aleander, born December 10, 1766, died May 15, 1853, was a Swedish cartoonist.Aleander's father was a city servant in Nora. Aleander first trained as a lacemaker. He was then a student at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1784 to 1793, and received six medals there, including the large... Read full biography
Johan Abraham Aleander, born December 10, 1766, died May 15, 1853, was a Swedish cartoonist.Aleander's father was a city servant in Nora. Aleander first trained as a lacemaker. He was then a student at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1784 to 1793, and received six medals there, including the large medal in 1791 and 1793. Aleander was deputy amanuensis and additional teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1801 to 1843, draftsman at the Academy of Sciences from 1795 to 1829 and conductor at the... Read full biography
Johan Abraham Aleander, born December 10, 1766, died May 15, 1853, was a Swedish cartoonist.Aleander's father was a city servant in Nora. Aleander first trained as a lacemaker. He was then a student at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1784 to 1793, and received six medals there, including the large medal in 1791 and 1793. Aleander was deputy amanuensis and additional teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1801 to 1843, draftsman at the Academy of Sciences from 1795 to 1829 and conductor at the Royal Museum from 1807 to 1853. He was an agré at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1803.Aleander was particularly used as a model draftsman for the Swedish army uniforms during the first half of the 19th century, and also produced graphic plates for... Read full biography
Johan Abraham Aleander, born December 10, 1766, died May 15, 1853, was a Swedish cartoonist.Aleander's father was a city servant in Nora. Aleander first trained as a lacemaker. He was then a student at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1784 to 1793, and received six medals there, including the large medal in 1791 and 1793. Aleander was deputy amanuensis and additional teacher at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1801 to 1843, draftsman at the Academy of Sciences from 1795 to 1829 and conductor at the Royal Museum from 1807 to 1853. He was an agré at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1803.Aleander was particularly used as a model draftsman for the Swedish army uniforms during the first half of the 19th century, and also produced graphic plates for printing of the same uniform images. In addition, he worked as a landscape and ornamental draftsman. Aleander also worked as... Read full biography
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