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1866 - 1950. Known for: Landscape paintings in oil.
Axel Sjöberg was a Swedish artist born in 1866. He was enchanted by nature and painted landscapes in oil, capturing the beauty of the views with light, sea, and sunsets. Sjöberg broke through in a... Read full biography
Axel Sjöberg was a Swedish artist born in 1866. He was enchanted by nature and painted landscapes in oil, capturing the beauty of the views with light, sea, and sunsets. Sjöberg broke through in a turning point between national romanticism and modernism. He was represented at various art museums... Read full biography
Axel Sjöberg was a Swedish artist born in 1866. He was enchanted by nature and painted landscapes in oil, capturing the beauty of the views with light, sea, and sunsets. Sjöberg broke through in a turning point between national romanticism and modernism. He was represented at various art museums and galleries in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Copenhagen. Sven-Harry's Art Museum in Stockholm held a retrospective exhibition of his work in 2016-2017.
Axel Sjöberg was a Swedish artist born in 1866. He was enchanted by nature and painted landscapes in oil, capturing the beauty of the views with light, sea, and sunsets. Sjöberg broke through in a turning point between national romanticism and modernism. He was represented at various art museums and galleries in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Copenhagen. Sven-Harry's Art Museum in Stockholm held a retrospective exhibition of his work in 2016-2017.
Axel Sjöberg was a Swedish artist born in 1866. He was enchanted by nature and painted landscapes in oil, capturing the beauty of the views with light, sea, and sunsets. Sjöberg broke through in a turning point between national romanticism and modernism. He was represented at various art museums and galleries in Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Copenhagen. Sven-Harry's Art Museum in Stockholm held a retrospective exhibition of his work in 2016-2017.