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1880 - 1971. Known for: Interior, figure, still life and landscape painting.
Gustaf Wolmar (born Andersson, 1880–1971) was a Swedish painter who was mainly active in Denmark. He was born in Kristinehamn but lived most of his life in Copenhagen, where he also died. Wolmar grew... Read full biography
Gustaf Wolmar (born Andersson, 1880–1971) was a Swedish painter who was mainly active in Denmark. He was born in Kristinehamn but lived most of his life in Copenhagen, where he also died. Wolmar grew up in simple circumstances and was adopted as a child. Already in his teens he began working in a... Read full biography
Gustaf Wolmar (born Andersson, 1880–1971) was a Swedish painter who was mainly active in Denmark. He was born in Kristinehamn but lived most of his life in Copenhagen, where he also died. Wolmar grew up in simple circumstances and was adopted as a child. Already in his teens he began working in a painting workshop while studying at a technical school. After a short time in commercial studies he decided to become an artist and traveled to Munich for further education. He continued his studies in... Read full biography
Gustaf Wolmar (born Andersson, 1880–1971) was a Swedish painter who was mainly active in Denmark. He was born in Kristinehamn but lived most of his life in Copenhagen, where he also died. Wolmar grew up in simple circumstances and was adopted as a child. Already in his teens he began working in a painting workshop while studying at a technical school. After a short time in commercial studies he decided to become an artist and traveled to Munich for further education. He continued his studies in Copenhagen at the Kunstnernes Frie Studieskoler, where he became a student of the influential artist Kristian Zahrtmann. There he developed close contacts with other artists such as Johan Rohde, Edvard Weie and Karl Isakson and became part of the... Read full biography
Gustaf Wolmar (born Andersson, 1880–1971) was a Swedish painter who was mainly active in Denmark. He was born in Kristinehamn but lived most of his life in Copenhagen, where he also died. Wolmar grew up in simple circumstances and was adopted as a child. Already in his teens he began working in a painting workshop while studying at a technical school. After a short time in commercial studies he decided to become an artist and traveled to Munich for further education. He continued his studies in Copenhagen at the Kunstnernes Frie Studieskoler, where he became a student of the influential artist Kristian Zahrtmann. There he developed close contacts with other artists such as Johan Rohde, Edvard Weie and Karl Isakson and became part of the Danish art community. Only Danes could become members of Den Frie Udstilling, but foreign guests were invited every year.... Read full biography
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