Ivar KAMKE
1882–1936, Sweden
Biography
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Ivar Kamkar studied at the Technical School, Art Academy in Stockholm, with Oscar Bjorck and Axel Hillary as teachers, study abroad and was partly operates in Holland and painted the Dutch coast. He painted landscapes, portraits and nudity. He also worked with graphics and his etchings.
Represented: the National Museum, Prince Eugen Waldemarsudde, Helsingborgs Museum, County Museum in Östersund and Zorn Museum in Mora.
Ivar Kamke studerade vid Tekniska skolan, Konstakademien i Stockholm med oscar Björck och Axel Kulle som lärare, studieresor utomlands och var bl.a. verksam i Holland och målade den holländska kusten.
Han målade landskap, naket och porträtt. Han arbetade även med grafik och hans etsningar.
Representerad:
Nationalmuseum, Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde, Helsingborgs museum, Länsmuséet i Östersund och Zornmuseet i Mora.
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