Axel Wilhelm NORDGREN
1828–1888, Sweden/Germany
Also known as: AN
Biography
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Axel Nordgren was the son of Carl Wilhelm Nordgren. He studied at the Art Academy and later in Düsseldorf where he remained resident for the rest of his life. He has painted nature scenes and landscapes, coastal landscape of Norway and the Swedish forest landscape. In southern Sweden he painted along with the young Gustav Rydberg in Norway and the artist Gude.
Represented: National Museum in Stockholm, Gothenburg Art Museum, University of Lund, Malmo Museum, and Dusseldorf.
Source: Composed of a variety of sources from the internet.
Axel Nordgren var son till Carl Wilhelm Nordgren. Han studerade vid Konstakademien och senare i Düsseldorf där han också förblev bosatt under resten av sitt liv.
Han har målat naturskildringar och landskap, bl.a. det norska kustlandskapet, Svenskt skogslandskap. I Skåne målade han tillsammans med den unge Gustav Rydberg och i Norge med Gude.
Representerad:
Nationalmuseum i Stockholm, Göteborgs Konstmuseum, Lunds universitet, Düsseldorf samt Malmö Museum.
Källa: Sammansatt av olika källor från internet.
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