Jørgen NASH
1920–2004, Denmark/Sweden
Biography
Discover the life and artistic journey of Jørgen, Axel NASH (born 1920, Denmark, died 2004, Sweden), 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.
Jörgen (Jørgen) Nash was self-taught. He was the brother of the famous Danish artist Asger Jorn.
Represented: Halmstad Museum, Boras Museum, the Museum of Art Scanian, Örestads Museum, Museum of Modern Art in New York, Silkeborg Museum and Copenhagen in Denmark and in Munich.
Source: Art Signature Dictionary
Jørgen (Jörgen) Nash var autodidakt. Under krigsåren var han aktiv i den danska motståndsrörelsen och flydde till Sverige där han köpte en gård. De sista 40 åren av sitt liv levde han i konstnärskollektivet Drakabygget utanför Örkelljunga i Sverige. Jørgen Nash var bror till den internationellt kände danske målaren Asger Jorn. Tillsammans med sin hustru Lis Zwick utvecklade han ett fint emaljmåleri.
Representerad:
Halmstads museum, Borås museum, Skånska Konstmuséet, Örestads museum, Museum of modern Art i New York, Silkeborg museum och Köpenhamn i Danmark samt i Mimenen.
Source: Art Signature Dictionary
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