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1847 - 1917. Known for: Painting.
Emma Toll was raised in a Stockholm military and craft family, her maternal grandfather Carl Gustaf Svensson was part of the Stockholm bourgeoisie's military corps before it was disbanded in 1870, he... Read full biography
Emma Toll was raised in a Stockholm military and craft family, her maternal grandfather Carl Gustaf Svensson was part of the Stockholm bourgeoisie's military corps before it was disbanded in 1870, he was also the tailor who bought and then built property on Hantverkargatan on Kungsholmen, opposite... Read full biography
Emma Toll was raised in a Stockholm military and craft family, her maternal grandfather Carl Gustaf Svensson was part of the Stockholm bourgeoisie's military corps before it was disbanded in 1870, he was also the tailor who bought and then built property on Hantverkargatan on Kungsholmen, opposite the present Landstingshuset. She studied at the Swedish School of Craft. She was a very promising student there which established when she becomes one of the very few admitted to the first class of... Read full biography
Emma Toll was raised in a Stockholm military and craft family, her maternal grandfather Carl Gustaf Svensson was part of the Stockholm bourgeoisie's military corps before it was disbanded in 1870, he was also the tailor who bought and then built property on Hantverkargatan on Kungsholmen, opposite the present Landstingshuset. She studied at the Swedish School of Craft. She was a very promising student there which established when she becomes one of the very few admitted to the first class of only female students at the Academy of Arts in the autumn of 1864. Emma Toll attended both schools in parallel until 1871 when she switched to teaching at Kungsholm's elementary school for girls founded in the 1860s by Hilda Widell. When Grandpa passes... Read full biography
Emma Toll was raised in a Stockholm military and craft family, her maternal grandfather Carl Gustaf Svensson was part of the Stockholm bourgeoisie's military corps before it was disbanded in 1870, he was also the tailor who bought and then built property on Hantverkargatan on Kungsholmen, opposite the present Landstingshuset. She studied at the Swedish School of Craft. She was a very promising student there which established when she becomes one of the very few admitted to the first class of only female students at the Academy of Arts in the autumn of 1864. Emma Toll attended both schools in parallel until 1871 when she switched to teaching at Kungsholm's elementary school for girls founded in the 1860s by Hilda Widell. When Grandpa passes away, the family bets on Emma Toll so that she can educate herself in Paris. In 1878 she starts at Academie Julian and is one of the Swedish fe... Read full biography
