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1902 Lyby - 1982. Known for: Painting, still lifes, flowers, mountain landscapes.
Carl Albin Berndtsson was born on September 19, 1902 in Lyby, Scania. He became a Swedish painter. He made study trips to England, Belgium, France and South Africa. During his career, Carl... Read full biography
Carl Albin Berndtsson was born on September 19, 1902 in Lyby, Scania. He became a Swedish painter. He made study trips to England, Belgium, France and South Africa. During his career, Carl participated in the exhibitions of the Skåne Art Association in 1935–1937, the exhibition of the Swedish Arts... Read full biography
Carl Albin Berndtsson was born on September 19, 1902 in Lyby, Scania. He became a Swedish painter. He made study trips to England, Belgium, France and South Africa. During his career, Carl participated in the exhibitions of the Skåne Art Association in 1935–1937, the exhibition of the Swedish Arts Council in 1940, and had individual exhibitions in Stockholm and Köping. He created still lifes, flowers, mountain landscapes. He continued the style of Hans Larsson.
Carl Albin Berndtsson was born on September 19, 1902 in Lyby, Scania. He became a Swedish painter. He made study trips to England, Belgium, France and South Africa. During his career, Carl participated in the exhibitions of the Skåne Art Association in 1935–1937, the exhibition of the Swedish Arts Council in 1940, and had individual exhibitions in Stockholm and Köping. He created still lifes, flowers, mountain landscapes. He continued the style of Hans Larsson.
Carl Albin Berndtsson was born on September 19, 1902 in Lyby, Scania. He became a Swedish painter. He made study trips to England, Belgium, France and South Africa. During his career, Carl participated in the exhibitions of the Skåne Art Association in 1935–1937, the exhibition of the Swedish Arts Council in 1940, and had individual exhibitions in Stockholm and Köping. He created still lifes, flowers, mountain landscapes. He continued the style of Hans Larsson.