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Swedish Women Painters: 1893 Exposition Continued--Page 2

Swedish Women Painters

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Ellen Jolin
Elizabeth Keyser
Hanna Pauli
Ida von Schulzenheim
Emma Sparre
Charlotte Wahlström

(Maria Helena) Ellen Jolin (1854 - 1939)
 

Interiör från Louvren med kvinnlig betraktare vid
Pietro da Rhos portal med bl a Hercules och
Perséus, till  vänster Michelangelos  skulptur
Döende slav (1890)--representative work
 

Riddarholmen (1890)--representative work
 

Still Life 1907--representative work
 

Segovia 1895--representative work
 

The Baptistry of Sienna (image unavailable)
--exhibited in Fine Arts Palace, 1893 Exposition

Ellen Jolin was a Stockholm watercolorist who studied privately with Norwegian artist Carl Hansen and others and later with Lefebvre in Paris at the Académie Julian. 

Elisabeth Keyser (1851 - 1898)

Pa Sommaraengen--representative work

Blomsterstilleben 1894--
representative work
 

Young Woman Reading --representative work
 

[title unknown]--representative work
 

Peasant Woman, Normandy (image unavailable)--
exhibited in Fine Arts Palace, 1893 Exposition

Elisabeth Keyser was a Swedish artist from Stockholm.  No other information is available online.

Anna Sofia Palm (de Rosa) ( 1859 - 1924 )

Rävjakt --representative work
 

Stockholm--representative work
 

It is unclear which work(s) Palm exhibited
at the Swedish Pavilion, 1893 Exposition

Anna Sofia Palm was the daughter G. W. Palm, a landscape painter and professor at Stockholm Academy.  She married an Italian officer (de Rosa) and evidently lived in Italy afterwards.  She was known for her watercolors.

Hanna (Hirsch) Pauli (1864 - 1940)

Breakfast 1896--representative work
 

Portrait of Artist's Husband George Pauli Seated on a Sofa--representative work

Portraett av Fur Doktorinnan Anna  Ponten 1892--representative work

I skärgården - sittande kvinna-- representative work

Selma Lagerlof (1929-30) -- representative work

Landskap I Aftonsol 1887--representative work
 

Portrait of Ellen Key 1902-- representative work

Dam Med Strutsplym-- representative work

Portrait of Venny Soldan-Brofeldt, artist 1880s
--exhibited in Fine Arts Palace, 1893 Exposition
 

Portrait of K. Nordstrom, the Artist and
The "Name's-day" (images unavailable)--
 exhibited in Fine Arts Palace, 1893 Exposition

Hanna Pauli was born in Stockholm, Sweden into a musical family.  She began studying art at age twelve at the Stockholm Academy of Fine Arts and later in Paris at the Académie Colarossi under the direction of teachers like Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret and Raphaël Collin.  She married artist George Pauli.  Her portrait of artist Venny Soldan-Brofeldt (see above) sitting in a casual and "unladylike" pose was considered a "shameless" or "ugly" type of realism by some.

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Ida (Eleonora Davida) von Schulzenheim (1859 - 1940)
 

Puppies at Play--representative work
 

Landscape--representative work
 

"Too Hot" (image unavailable)--exhibited
in Fine Arts Palace, 1893 Exposition

Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Ida von Schulzenheim studied at the School of Fine Arts in Stockholm and under Lefebvre and Jules Dupre in Paris.  No other information is available online.

Baroness Emma Josepha (Munktell) Sparre  (1851 - 1913)
 

Kvinna i vitt-- representative work

Vallflicka med näverlur-- representative work

At the Piano 1891--representative work
 

Interior of the Castle of Gripsholm--
exhibited in Fine Arts Palace,1893 Exposition

Emma Sparre was a Swedish artist who studied at the art academy in Stockholm and in Düsseldorf, Rome, and Paris with Gustave Courtois and Dagnan-Bouveret.  No other information is available online.

Charlotte Constance Wahlström (1849 - 1924)
 

Winter Landscape--representative work
 

Insjölandskap--representative work.
 

Moonrise (image unavailable)--exhibited at
Fine Arts Palace, 1893 Exposition

Charlotte Wahlström studied art at the Royal Academy in Stockholm, plus she traveled and studied in Paris, Germany, Belgium and Holland.  She regularly exhibited in Stockholm, as well as in Denmark and Germany.
 

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Posted: 6-25-02; Updated: 11-18-07