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Born 1940. Known for: Painting.
Anders Kjær, born in 1940, moved to the countryside at Krøderen in 1972. The move had major consequences for Kjær's form of expression. The distancing from cultural radical colleagues and the city's... Read full biography
Anders Kjær, born in 1940, moved to the countryside at Krøderen in 1972. The move had major consequences for Kjær's form of expression. The distancing from cultural radical colleagues and the city's more or less derogatory activities contributed to this. And immediately it seemed as if the pictures... Read full biography
Anders Kjær, born in 1940, moved to the countryside at Krøderen in 1972. The move had major consequences for Kjær's form of expression. The distancing from cultural radical colleagues and the city's more or less derogatory activities contributed to this. And immediately it seemed as if the pictures were characterized by the loneliness and contact with nature that he experienced at Krøderen. P. 51. Again and again Kjær could interpret it for his contemporaries' so-called "Norwegian landscape".... Read full biography
Anders Kjær, born in 1940, moved to the countryside at Krøderen in 1972. The move had major consequences for Kjær's form of expression. The distancing from cultural radical colleagues and the city's more or less derogatory activities contributed to this. And immediately it seemed as if the pictures were characterized by the loneliness and contact with nature that he experienced at Krøderen. P. 51. Again and again Kjær could interpret it for his contemporaries' so-called "Norwegian landscape".
Anders Kjær, born in 1940, moved to the countryside at Krøderen in 1972. The move had major consequences for Kjær's form of expression. The distancing from cultural radical colleagues and the city's more or less derogatory activities contributed to this. And immediately it seemed as if the pictures were characterized by the loneliness and contact with nature that he experienced at Krøderen. P. 51. Again and again Kjær could interpret it for his contemporaries' so-called "Norwegian landscape".