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Mosse Stoopendaal BIOGRAPHY
1901 - 1948. Known for: Nature landscapes with animals.
Mosse Stoopendaal, son of artist Georg Stoopendaal, was educated in art and primarily depicted nature scenes with animals such as birds, foxes, and hares. He drew inspiration from artist Bruno... Read full biography
Mosse Stoopendaal, son of artist Georg Stoopendaal, was educated in art and primarily depicted nature scenes with animals such as birds, foxes, and hares. He drew inspiration from artist Bruno Liljefors and was a member of the Gothenburg Artist's Club, exhibiting in Gothenburg and Stockholm.
Mosse Stoopendaal, son of artist Georg Stoopendaal, was educated in art and primarily depicted nature scenes with animals such as birds, foxes, and hares. He drew inspiration from artist Bruno Liljefors and was a member of the Gothenburg Artist's Club, exhibiting in Gothenburg and Stockholm.
Mosse Stoopendaal, son of artist Georg Stoopendaal, was educated in art and primarily depicted nature scenes with animals such as birds, foxes, and hares. He drew inspiration from artist Bruno Liljefors and was a member of the Gothenburg Artist's Club, exhibiting in Gothenburg and Stockholm.
Mosse Stoopendaal, son of artist Georg Stoopendaal, was educated in art and primarily depicted nature scenes with animals such as birds, foxes, and hares. He drew inspiration from artist Bruno Liljefors and was a member of the Gothenburg Artist's Club, exhibiting in Gothenburg and Stockholm.
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Mosse Stoopendaal, son of artist Georg Stoopendaal, was educated in art and primarily depicted nature scenes with animals such as birds, foxes, and hares. He drew inspiration from artist Bruno Liljefors and was a member of the Gothenburg Artist's Club, exhibiting in Gothenburg and Stockholm.