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Axel Jungstedt

Swedish artist (1859-1933)

Born in Norrköping Saint Olof parish. Died in Stockholm.

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A life in paintings

Born 18598 dated paintingsDied 1933

8 works

  • Portrait - Lady in Black Dress
    Portrait - Lady in Black Dress
    Axel Jungstedt
    1882
  • In the Quarry. Motif from Switzerland
    In the Quarry. Motif from Switzerland
    Axel Jungstedt
    1886 · Nationalmuseum
  • Aron Johansson (1860-1936), arkitekt, akvarellist, ledamot av Konstakademien, g.m. 1. Clara Herfordt, 2. Ulrika Elisabeth Ullman
    Aron Johansson (1860-1936), arkitekt, akvarellist, ledamot av Konstakademien, g.m. 1. Clara Herfordt, 2. Ulrika Elisabeth Ullman
    Axel Jungstedt
    1886 · Nationalmuseum
  • Painting
    Painting
    Axel Jungstedt
    1890 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Pehr von Ehrenheim, 1823-1918, politiker, universitetskansler, ledamot av Svenska Akademien, gift med friherrinnan Beata Elisabeth Augusta Leijonhufvud
    Pehr von Ehrenheim, 1823-1918, politiker, universitetskansler, ledamot av Svenska Akademien, gift med friherrinnan Beata Elisabeth Augusta Leijonhufvud
    Axel Jungstedt
    1901 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • The Invitation
    The Invitation
    Axel Jungstedt
    20th century
  • Anders de Wahl (1869-1956), actor
    Anders de Wahl (1869-1956), actor
    Axel Jungstedt
    1903 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Sofia Lovisa Gumælius, 1840-1915, verkställande direktör, affärskvinna
    Sofia Lovisa Gumælius, 1840-1915, verkställande direktör, affärskvinna
    Axel Jungstedt
    1910 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
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