Sven Erixson - Framed 1945 Lithograph Fornforskare

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Description

A strikingly vibrant coloured lithograph by Swedish artist Sven Erixson (1899-1970). The scene depicts the artist's son Sverre examining the Nämforsen rock carvings while his daughter Irma stands holding a doll behind. Signed and dated both within the print to the lower right and in graphite to the lower left. Well presented in a wooden frame. On paper.

Condition

Overall the condition is good. Discolouration to the paper. Tear to the upper right. Marks and scuffs to the frame.

Size

63 x 93cm (24.8" x 36.6")
Framed Size: 67 x 98.5cm (26.4" x 38.8")

Artist Biography

Sven Erixson (1899-1970) was a Swedish painter and sculptor. He began his artistic career as an apprentice to a master painter at the age of fourteen, before studying decorative painting. He worked as a teacher of drawing at the Konstfack, followed by a year of study at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts, to which he later returned as a Professor of painting. Erixson drew inspiration from a variety of sources, from medieval folk art to German Expressionism. His subjects included landscapes, figures, city scenes, interiors, and floral pieces. Erixson's work is represented in many Swedish art museums. He was also one of the artists who started the artist-led gallery 'Colour and Shape' (Färg och Form) in Stockholm in 1932.

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SKU sy003
Frame Colour brown
Artist Sven Erixson
Date 1945
Dimensions 63.0 x 93.0cm
Medium Lithograph
Style Modernism
Subject Landscape
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