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1897 Skåne - 1982. Known for: Still life, landscape, and portrait painting.
Gerhard Wihlborg was a native from Skåne and is considered one of the most famous artists active at this picturesque region in Sweden. Wihlborg studied at the art academy in Stockholm in 1917/23 and... Read full biography
Gerhard Wihlborg was a native from Skåne and is considered one of the most famous artists active at this picturesque region in Sweden. Wihlborg studied at the art academy in Stockholm in 1917/23 and then went on a trip to Italy, before he decided to establish himself in Ystad. His oeuvre includes... Read full biography
Gerhard Wihlborg was a native from Skåne and is considered one of the most famous artists active at this picturesque region in Sweden. Wihlborg studied at the art academy in Stockholm in 1917/23 and then went on a trip to Italy, before he decided to establish himself in Ystad. His oeuvre includes still lifes, landscapes and portraits, of which some are preserved at the museums in Malmö and Kristianstad, today. (cbo)
Gerhard Wihlborg was a native from Skåne and is considered one of the most famous artists active at this picturesque region in Sweden. Wihlborg studied at the art academy in Stockholm in 1917/23 and then went on a trip to Italy, before he decided to establish himself in Ystad. His oeuvre includes still lifes, landscapes and portraits, of which some are preserved at the museums in Malmö and Kristianstad, today. (cbo)
Gerhard Wihlborg was a native from Skåne and is considered one of the most famous artists active at this picturesque region in Sweden. Wihlborg studied at the art academy in Stockholm in 1917/23 and then went on a trip to Italy, before he decided to establish himself in Ystad. His oeuvre includes still lifes, landscapes and portraits, of which some are preserved at the museums in Malmö and Kristianstad, today. (cbo)