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1842 - 1913. Known for: Plein air watercolor painting.
Regina Kylberg, a Swedish artist, was a student of León Bonnat in Paris in 1878. She was part of the emerging plein air painting movement and gained recognition for her watercolor paintings, with one... Read full biography
Regina Kylberg, a Swedish artist, was a student of León Bonnat in Paris in 1878. She was part of the emerging plein air painting movement and gained recognition for her watercolor paintings, with one piece being praised by Georg von Rosen. Alongside fellow Swedish artists like Elisabeth Keyser and... Read full biography
Regina Kylberg, a Swedish artist, was a student of León Bonnat in Paris in 1878. She was part of the emerging plein air painting movement and gained recognition for her watercolor paintings, with one piece being praised by Georg von Rosen. Alongside fellow Swedish artists like Elisabeth Keyser and Sophia Södergren, Kylberg contributed to the exciting turning point in art history experienced by Swedish female artists in Paris during that time.
Regina Kylberg, a Swedish artist, was a student of León Bonnat in Paris in 1878. She was part of the emerging plein air painting movement and gained recognition for her watercolor paintings, with one piece being praised by Georg von Rosen. Alongside fellow Swedish artists like Elisabeth Keyser and Sophia Södergren, Kylberg contributed to the exciting turning point in art history experienced by Swedish female artists in Paris during that time.
Regina Kylberg, a Swedish artist, was a student of León Bonnat in Paris in 1878. She was part of the emerging plein air painting movement and gained recognition for her watercolor paintings, with one piece being praised by Georg von Rosen. Alongside fellow Swedish artists like Elisabeth Keyser and Sophia Södergren, Kylberg contributed to the exciting turning point in art history experienced by Swedish female artists in Paris during that time.