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Jenny Nyström

Swedish artist (1854–1946)

Born in Kalmar. Died in Bromma parish.

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A life in paintings

Born 185413 dated paintingsDied 1946

14 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Loves, loves not
    Loves, loves not
    Jenny Nyström
    1873
  • Peasant woman in holiday attire
    Peasant woman in holiday attire
    Jenny Nyström
    1876 · Kalmar County Museum
  • Study for The Convalescent
    Study for The Convalescent
    Jenny Nyström
    1878–1882 · Nationalmuseum
  • The flower girl
    The flower girl
    Jenny Nyström
    1879 · Kalmar County Museum
  • Carmencita
    Carmencita
    Jenny Nyström
    1879 · Kalmar County Museum
  • Gustav Vasa as Child in front of King Hans
    Gustav Vasa as Child in front of King Hans
    Jenny Nyström
    1881 · Kalmar County Museum
  • Reading granny
    Reading granny
    Jenny Nyström
    1882
  • The Convalescent
    The Convalescent
    Jenny Nyström
    1884 · Nationalmuseum
  • Woman in armchair
    Woman in armchair
    Jenny Nyström
    1885–1889 · Nationalmuseum
  • Old French Countrywoman
    Old French Countrywoman
    Jenny Nyström
    1885 · Nationalmuseum
  • Kvinna i bahytt
    Kvinna i bahytt
    Jenny Nyström
    1885 · Nationalmuseum
  • Self-portrait with her son
    Self-portrait with her son
    Jenny Nyström
    1895 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Boy
    Portrait of a Boy
    Jenny Nyström
    · Nationalmuseum
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of a Lady
    Jenny Nyström
    1889 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
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