Axel WALLENBERG
1898–1996, Sweden
Biography
Discover the life and artistic journey of Axel, Gereon WALLENBERG (born 1898, Sweden, died 1996), including key biographical details that provide essential context for signature authentication and artwork verification. Understanding an artist's background, artistic periods, and career timeline is crucial for distinguishing authentic signatures from forgeries.
Axel Wallenberg studied at the Technical School and Art Academy in Stockholm. He was a disciple and assistant to Carl Milles. He designed and modeled statues portrait busts, and medals. He worked as a curator at Millesgården 1955-1983.
Represented: Modern Museum in Stockholm, Millesgården, Archives in Lund, Borås Museum.
Axel Wallenberg studerade på Tekniska skolan och Konstakademien i Stockholm. Han var lärjunge och assistent till Carl Milles. Han utformade statyer och modellerade porträttbyster, samt medaljer. Han arbetade som intendent på Millesgården 1955-1983.
Offentlig utsmyckning:
Statyerna, Den heliga Birgitta i Rom.
Tre springande flickor i Helsingborg, fontän i Uppsala,
Morgon i Katrineholm,
Dansgrupp i Göteborg,
Hermes i Munksjöparken Jönköping,
Till erinran i Malmö,
Flickan, som lyssnar till fågeln i Västerås och Antwerpen,
Frida i Vänersborg,
Folkvisan i Gislaved, ytterligare en står placerad vid Smålands Nation i Uppsala
Och även kyrkliga arbeten, som predikstolen i Snöstorp, i Kallinge och Tore kyrkor.
Representerad:
Moderna Muséet i Stockholm, Millesgården, Arkivet i Lund, Borås museum.
Source: Internet
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