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1873 - 1952. Known for: Landscape, still life paintings.
Esther Kjerner, a Swedish artist, was known for her lyrical landscapes and timeless still life paintings. Born in Stockholm, she began her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts at the age of 17... Read full biography
Esther Kjerner, a Swedish artist, was known for her lyrical landscapes and timeless still life paintings. Born in Stockholm, she began her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts at the age of 17 in 1890. Kjerner traveled to Rome and Paris for further studies, drawing inspiration from the masters... Read full biography
Esther Kjerner, a Swedish artist, was known for her lyrical landscapes and timeless still life paintings. Born in Stockholm, she began her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts at the age of 17 in 1890. Kjerner traveled to Rome and Paris for further studies, drawing inspiration from the masters of the Renaissance and the vibrant cityscapes. Her breakthrough came in 1941 at a solo exhibition at the Gösta Stenman Art Salon, where her art was finally recognized and praised for its quality and... Read full biography
Esther Kjerner, a Swedish artist, was known for her lyrical landscapes and timeless still life paintings. Born in Stockholm, she began her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts at the age of 17 in 1890. Kjerner traveled to Rome and Paris for further studies, drawing inspiration from the masters of the Renaissance and the vibrant cityscapes. Her breakthrough came in 1941 at a solo exhibition at the Gösta Stenman Art Salon, where her art was finally recognized and praised for its quality and traditional grounding.
Esther Kjerner, a Swedish artist, was known for her lyrical landscapes and timeless still life paintings. Born in Stockholm, she began her studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts at the age of 17 in 1890. Kjerner traveled to Rome and Paris for further studies, drawing inspiration from the masters of the Renaissance and the vibrant cityscapes. Her breakthrough came in 1941 at a solo exhibition at the Gösta Stenman Art Salon, where her art was finally recognized and praised for its quality and traditional grounding.