Jenny NYSTRÖM
1854–1946, Sweden
Also known as: JN, Stoopendaal-Nyström
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, motif with Santa on sleigh, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 19,5x12 cm. Ostensibly picturing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized at an auction house in Sweden 2010. Court decision: Examination and expert judgment showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, motifs with a boy, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 22x17,5 cm. Ostensibly picturing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized at an auction house in Sweden 2015. Court decision: Examination and expert judgment showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, motifs with girl and bird in the tree branch, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 20,5x16 cm. Ostensibly picturing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized at an auction house in Sweden 2015. Court decision: Examination and expert judgment showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, subjects with cat playing drum, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 20x16 cm. Ostensibly picturing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized at an auction house in Sweden 2015. Court decision: Examination and expert judgment showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, motifs with girl, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 17x13 cm. Ostensibly picturing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized at an auction house in Sweden 2015. Court decision: Examination and expert judgment showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, motives: Boy with cow, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 20x19 cm. Ostensibly picturing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized at an auction house in Sweden 2015. Court decision: Examination and expert judgment showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, designs with a Santa and horse, signed "Jenny Nyström", size 28x19 cm. Ostensibly representing a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting was seized in a major auction house, 2015. Court decision: Examination and expert opinion showed that the painting was a forgery. The painting is forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour 24x37 cm. An attempt to plagiarize Jenny Nyström ways to paint the children, which have failed. This can easily be found in a comparison with the original painting. The faltering signature also failed. The original is a model for Christmas magazine "Children's Christmas" in 1911. This may have been used as a model for the forgery. (The original is sold at auction in April 1997, No. 282, for 110.000 SEK).
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor 18x13,8 cm, Motif "ski jumper" Boy on skis float in the air above snow-covered tree tops. The painting was one of the major auction houses in Stockholm for sale in 2010. Suspicion arose that there could be a forgery. The painting was referred to the police and the investigation revealed that the signature has been manipulated. The boy's face and the trees are other details that fit poorly with Jenny Nyström's original: Postcard "Happy New Year" from 1909, nr. 6235, Axel Eliasson's publishing house in Stockholm. Note. Tribunal: The signature on the painting must be deleted, then the painting is returned to the owner. Warning: The painting can come on the market again as an original work by Jenny Nyström, unsigned or with a new forged signature.
Signature proven counterfeit
Gouache, motif with skiers with torch, signed "Jenny Nyström", 24x23 cm. Ostensibly representing a genuine work of the Swedish famous artist Jenny Nyström. A private person submitting two counterfeit paintings for sale at an online auction house in Stockholm, Sweden in February 2014, signed "Jenny Nyström" and "NN Skum". Submitter was an art dealer and stated that he was the representative of a decedent's estate, represented by a woman. She stated in interrogation that the paintings come from her father, who died in 2013 and she did not know anything about the paintings. The paintings have been fully assessed. They are counterfeit and have been forfeited.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour. The painting had been submitted to an auction house in Stockholm for sale. Suspicion that it was a forgery occurred, and the painting was confiscated by the police for further investigation. The investigation revealed that the painting was a forgery. The district court's assessment: The painting has not been performed by Jenny Nyström nor signed by her. The painting is a forgery.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour. The painting had been submitted to an auction house in Stockholm for sale. Suspicion that it was a forgery occurred, and the painting was confiscated by the police for further investigation. The investigation revealed that the painting was a forgery. The district court's assessment: The painting has not been performed by Jenny Nyström nor signed by her. The painting is a forgery.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour 20x17 cm. Very poor copy of Jenny Nyström's painting from Christmas in (ca.) 1930. Changed details are the child sitting to the right of Santa Claus. The the child is missing from Jenny Nyström's original, and it's 9 pc small birds instead of 7 pcs. Moreover, they are mismatched. The signature is also very poorly executed. Jenny Nyström's original was sold at Söderköpings auction house, in Sweden, in November 1992 to 32.000 SEK. Later on Bukowski, in November 1999 for 25.000 SEK.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor 21x16,5 cm. A well-known Jenny Nyström motifs that have been copied and tragically distorted. There is almost not a single detail from the vicinity of Jenny Nyström's original Christmas card no. 7592 from 1916, Axel Eliasson's publishers in Sweden, which is found quite easy in comparison.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor 19.5 x15 cm. Santa Claus is definitely not a Jenny-Santa Claus either in design or in color. The background is the wrong style and also fictional. The signature is bad. Role model to the subject is a New Year's card number. 1900 from 1927, Axel Eliasson's publishers, Sweden. In the original there are no trees as the moon rests on. The card is not one of the most common.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour, 22x19 cm. All the details in the painting is markedly different from Jenny Nyström's original. The original was sold in 1999 at the auction house Bukowski in Sweden for 26.000 SEK and is a model for the cover of the magazine "Children's Christmas" in 1911. Probably this fraud conducted by the auction catalog as a model. It has therefore been carried out in 1999 or later.
Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, 23x28 cm. This painting is quite different from the other seizures. Santa Claus shows a completely different human nature than those Jenny Nyström painted. Likewise, the environment and details very different from Jenny Nyström. The motif is probably a copy of another painting, or part of another painting, done by another artist. It is well made and might have been managed for fraudulent purposes. The signature is very poorly executed and recalls many of the other fakes..
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 23x15 cm. This painting is a copy of Jenny Nyström's Christmas card from 1907, publisher: John Fredriksson's. It is amateurish poorly executed in every detail, including the signature. To enter this painting a watercolor by Jenny Nyström is almost an insult to her.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 20x15 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. Although this painting was made after an original from 1893 and was reprinted in 1903 as Christmas, nr.J/1574, Axel Eliasson's publisher. Also published in 1996 in the newspaper "Merry Christmas" by G. Forsberg-Warringer. This motif is included in an earlier seizure of counterfeits from 5 June 2000. In both cases the paintings as well as signature is very poorly done.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 17x21 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 17x21 cm. This forgery is a copy of small Christmas card, nr.1616 / 1 from 1934, publisher: Axel Eliasson. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The performance is done in the same manner as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström. This forgery is a copy of Christmas card, nr.256 of 1901, publisher: Axel Eliasson. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The performance is done in the same manner as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Paintings as well as signature is very poorly done.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour, signed "Jenny Nyström". Ostensibly depicting a genuine painting by Jenny Nyström. The painting is part of one of the many cases of fraud the police seized in the early 2000's in southern Sweden. After an expert assessment and judgment were declared that the painting is not genuine. It is a forgery.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 17x20 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist. Paintings as well as signature is very poorly done.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 22x19 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist. Paintings as well as signature is very poorly done.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed with monogram: JN (Jenny Nyström). Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist. Paintings as well as signature is very poorly done.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 20x31 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The performance is done in the style of the other paintings in the fitting. This is a very well made copy but the details are not well painted. Jenny Nyström's original is a model of an article published in "Children's Christmas Gift" 1927. It was sold in 1987 at auction in Stockholm for SEK 65,000 and 1997 for SEK 83,000.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 22x15 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The design is performed in the same style as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject may be fanciful or from another artist.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour, 27x21 cm. A very well-known motif from an original painting, done by the famous Swedish artist Carl Larsson, who used a variety of Christmas card. Forger has copied and distorted the subject by adding the birds in the lower right corner and signed the painting by Jenny Nyström – a very poorly executed signature. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The performance is done in the same manners as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 18x13 cm. A bad copy of a known motif 'egg card”, nr.810 from 1907. The signature is poorly executed. Jenny Nyström's original painting was sold at Bukowski's in Stockholm in May 1998 for SEK 24,000. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. The performance is done in the same manners as the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 15x21 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. This forgery is confusingly identical to the earlier seizures in Stockholm ref: (K35.311-02/Beslag nr.0221-02-1063). The performance is done in the style of the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. The signature is amateurishly executed and attempted to lean the text backwards has failed. Any source of this forgery Can not be found. The subject May be fanciful or from another artist.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolor, signed Jenny Nyström, 15x22 cm. Part of a seizure, from 2002, of several Jenny Nyström-paintings. This forgery is confusingly identical to the earlier seizures in Stockholm ref: (K35.311-02/Beslag nr.0221-02-1063). The performance is done in the style of the other paintings in the seizure, quite distant from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. The signature is amateurishly executed. Any source of this forgery can not be found. The subject May be fanciful or from another artist.
Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, signed Jenny Nyström, 59x89 cm. A classic Jenny Nyström-designs with her typical Santa Claus. Anatomy was one of Jenny Nyström's strengths and here we can see an example of how difficult it is to paint animals, people and parts, especially hands. Both Santa Claus and the horses do not look healthy! A poorly executed forgery and a very bad signature. Jenny Nyström's original is a model for a Christmas card 1921, nr.1171, publisher: Axel Eliasson. The subject has also been issued as Christmas card for many years.
Signature proven counterfeit
Watercolour, snowball fights, signed Jenny Nyström, 28x23 cm. Part of a seizure from the 1980s with paintings of many other famous artists. The performance is far from Jenny Nyström's style and quality. The signature is amateurishly done. Any form for which counterfeiting can not be found. The motif can be fanciful or come from another artist.
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Jenny Nyström (1854-1946)
Jenny Nyström ist ein Mädchen aus Kalmar, die nach Paris fuhr und eine von Schwedens beliebtesten Illustratorinen wurde.
Sie war eine Künstlerin mit einer umfassenden akademischen Ausbildung, die in einer Zeit lebte, als man der Ansicht war, dass es die wichtigste Aufgabe einer Frau war, sich um Heim und Familie zu kümmern.
Das Leben bis sie eine anerkannte Künstlerin wurde...
Das Kalmar-Mädchen Jenny Nyström wurde am 13. Juni 1854 geboren, als die Obstbäume in vollster Blüte gestanden haben müssen. Ihre Kindheit war glücklich und in Gedanken ist sie immer wieder zu ihrer Zeit in Kalmar zurückkehrt..
"Ja, da kam der traurigen Tag da, als ich von Kalmar wegziehen sollte. Ich habe mich von Allem verabschiedet, damit ich jedes Ding in Erinnerung behalten würde."
Daniel Nyström, Jennys Vater, erhielt im Jahr 1862 eine Stelle als Hauplehrer an einer Schule in Göteborg und die Familie zog dafür im Jahr 1862 nach Göteborg. Zu der Zeit war Jenny acht Jahre alt und sie erinnert sich gut daran. Am Anfang fühlte sie sich dort nicht wohl und hatte Probleme damit, Freunde zu finden.
Nach einem Jahr begann sie mit der Schule, wo sie neue Freunde fand. Sie widmete sich dem Zeichnen und Malen und begann später an der Zeicher- und Malerschule in Göteborg. Jenny war sehr gut und wurde als begabte Schülerin bekannt.
Sie studierte fleissig und wurde vom Landeshauptmann nach Stockholm eingeladen, wo sie wichtigen akademischen Persönlichkeiten vorgestellt wurde.
Sie machte Zeichnungen für Viktor Rydbergs Märchen "Lille Viggs äfventyr på julafton". Nachdem die Illustrationen bei verschiedenen Verlags gewesen waren, landeten sie schließlich auf dem richtigen Tisch. Das Buch ist seitdem in 15 Auflagen gedruckt und in vielen Sprachen übersetzt worden. Mit diesen Illustrationen begann sie Ihre lebenslange Beziehung mit dem Tomte.
Sie wurde im Jahr 1873 als Studentin bei der Kunstakademie in Stockholm angenommen, wo sie acht Jahre blieb. Sie arbeitete fleissig an den übernommenen Bestellungen um das nötige Geld zusammenzubekommen, was sie für Miete, Essen, Materialien fürs Zeichnen und manchmal auch zum Vergnügen brauchte.
Jenny traf ihren künftigen Mann Daniel Stoopendal im Jahr 1880. In dieser Zeit hatte sie ein Atelier im Hotell Brunkeberg gemietet, wo sie in aller Ruhe mit ihren Illustrationen arbeitete.
Weil die Sehnsucht nach Paris so groß war, musste sie die königlische Madaille erobern. Für ein Bild von Gustav Vasa bekam sie ein Stipendium und die Möglichkeit nach Paris zu fahren.
Das große Ziel in Paris war "Im Salongen" einen Platz zu bekommen und eine internatioal anerkannte Künstlerin zu werden. Jenny arbeitete hart und zielbewusst, um ihre Malkunst zu vervollkommen. Im Jahr 1884 debutierte sie "Im Salongen" mit einem einzigartigen Selbstbildnis in Öl und ihr Glück war damit
Jenny Nyström studied at the Gothenburg Museum drawing school, at the Arts Academy, the Académie Colarossi in Paris and later at the Académie Julian with Albert Edelfeldt. She is the first woman to be awarded a Royal medal at a prize at the Academy of Arts 1881. She has painted genre pictures, but is best known for her Christmas illustrations and illustrations in children\'s books. She will be exhibiting at the Salon in Paris. She then goes with the Artists Association. The magazine \"Santa Claus\" begins to come out 1891. She paints Christmas cards, postcards and greeting cards. Married 1887 with Dr. D. Stoopendaal.
Represented: National Museum in Stockholm, Gothenburg Art Museum, the Nordic Museum and the Museum of Kalmar, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Stockholm City Museum.
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Jenny Nyström (1854-1946)
Jenny Nyström is the girl from Kalmar that went to Paris and became one of Sweden's most beloved illustrators.
She was an academically skilled artist in a time when a woman's role was to take care of home and family.
Life before recognition as an artist
The Kalmar girl Jenny Nyström was born on 13 June 1854, when the fruit trees must have been in full blossom. Her childhood in Kalmar was happy, and she would often refer to it in her artistry.
"The sad day came, when I had to move away from Kalmar. I then went and said goodbye to every little thing, so that I would remember them all."
Daniel Nyström, Jenny's father, got appointed head teacher at a school in Gothenburg. In 1862 the family moved there. Back then Jenny was 8 years old, she would remember this time very well. At first, she did not like the new place very much, since she had a hard time finding new friends.
After one year, she attended to a primary school, she made new friends there and began to draw and paint.
She later began to study at The Gothenburg Museum Fine Arts School. Jenny was a good student, and considered as very talented.
She studied hard and got recognized by Albert Ehrensvärd, the County Governor of Gothenburg. He invited her to Stockholm, where she was introduced to highly educated people at the Royal Academy of Liberal Art. (Kungliga Konstakademien)
She made Illustrations to Viktor Rydbergs tale "Little Viggs Adventure on Christmas Eve". The book, with Jenny's Illustrations have since then been printed in at least 15 editions, it has also been translated into several languages. It is safe to say that these illustrations established her life long relationship with the Tomte character.
In 1873 she was admitted as a pupil at the Royal Academy in Stockholm. She studied there for eight years. During this time life was about getting money for rent, food, painting material and payment for the studio.
Jenny met her future husband Daniel Stoopendal during the 1880's. At this time she rented a studio at the Brunkeberg hotel, where she in piece and quiet worked with her artistry.
Languishing for Paris, she had to win the Royal Medal. She portrayed "Gustav Vasa som barn inför kung Hans" (Gustavus Vasa as a Child before King Hans). With this painting, Jenny Nyström received the Royal Medal, together with 2000 Swedish crowns from the Academy's special travel support fund. Finally she could go to Paris.
The big goal in Paris was to exhibit on the Salon, and by that become an acknowledged artist. Jenny worked hard and determined, improving in her artistry. In 1884 Jenny made her first appearance at the Salon with a unique self portrait in oil. Her dreams were fulfilled.
Jenny Nyström studerade vid Göteborg Musei Ritskola, vid Konstakademien, Paris Académie Colarossi och senare Académie Julian för Albert Edelfeldt. Hon får som första kvinna kungamedalj vid en pristävling på Konstakademien 1881. Hon illustrerade Victor Rydbergs, Tomten. Hon har målat genretavlor, men är mest känd för sina illustrationer till barnböcker och julpublikationer. Hon har givit jultomten ett ansikte i Sverige. Hon ställer ut på Salongen i Paris. Hon ansluter sig till opponenterna och går då med i Konstnärsförbundet. Jultidningen, Tomten börjar att komma ut 1891. Hon tecknar julkort, vykort och gratulationskort.
Gift 1887 med doktor D. Stoopendaal.
Representerad:
Nationalmuseum i Stockholm Gosse 1885, Göteborgs Konstmuseum, Nordiska muséet och Kalmar museum ett självporträtt, Gustav Vasa som barn inför Kung Hans. 1881 . Utrikesdepartementet, porträtt på Albert Ehrensvärd 1890. Stockholms Stadsmuseum.
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Jenny Nyström är en Kalmarflicka som for till Paris och som blev en av Sveriges mest folkkära illustratörer.
Hon var en konstnärinna med en gedigen akademisk utbildning som levde i en tid när man ansåg att kvinnans främsta uppgift var att sköta hem och familj. Hon levde i sin tid men lämnade samtidigt efter sig tusentals verk.
Livet fram till dagen som erkänd konstnärinna…
Kalmartösen Jenny Nyström föddes den 13 juni 1854 då fruktträden måste ha stått i fullaste blom. Hon hade en ljus och lycklig barndom och återkommer alltid till härliga minnen från sin tid i Kalmar.
"Ja, så kom den sorgliga dagen, då jag skulle flytta ifrån Kalmar. Jag gick då och sade farväl till allt, så att jag skulle komma väl ihåg varenda sak"
Daniel Nyström, Jennys far hade fått platsen som förste lärare på en skola i Göteborg och 1862 flyttade familjen dit. Jenny var då 8 år gammal och kommer ihåg det väl. I början av sin vistelse trivdes hon inte och hon hade svårt att hitta vänner.
Efter ett års tid började hon i småbarnsskola där hon fann nya vänner och började satsa på teckning och målning.
Några år senare påbörjade hon sina studier på Göteborgs Musei Rit- och Målarskola. Jenny var duktig och blev känd som en begåvad elev. Hon studerade flitigt och blev där även uppmärksammad av landshövding Albert Ehrensvärd. Han bjöd upp henne till Stockholm där hon presenterades för akademiskt uppsatta personer.
Hon gjorde teckningar åt Viktor Rydbergs saga "Lille Viggs äfventyr på julafton", som sedan skars ut i träblock. Efter vandring mellan olika förlag hamnade dessa till sist på rätt bord och berättelsen har efter det tryckts i 15 upplagor, samt översatts till många olika språk. Med denna illustration påbörjade hon sitt livslånga förhållande till tomten.
1873 antogs hon som elev vid Konstakademin i Stockholm. Här studerade hon i åtta år och under alla dessa år handlade det om att jaga pengar till hyra, mat, målarmaterial, hyra för ateljé och någon gång till lite nöjen.
Jenny träffade sin blivande man Daniel Stoopendaal under 1880-talet då hon även hyrde en ateljé på Brunkebergs hotell. Här arbetade hon i lugn och ro med sina verk och illustrationer.
Trånandes efter Paris var hon tvungen att erövra stipendiet den kungliga medaljen. Hon avbildade "Gustav Vasa som barn inför kung Hans", den s.k. Medaljtavlan. Genom denna fick hon möjlighet att söka det resestipendium som skulle ta henne till Paris.
Det stora målet i Paris var att komma med på konstutställningen ”Salongen” och bli en erkänd konstnärinna. Jenny arbetade hårt och målmedvetet och förkovrade sig i målarkonsten. 1884 debuterade Jenny på Salongen med ett unikt självporträtt i olja och hennes lycka var gjord.
Flickporträtt (1922)
Vinterbild (1922)
ängel Och Barn (Executed in 1890's)
Jultidning För Alla
Pierrette (-87)
På Väg Till Blåkulla
Vintergatan (Executed in 1907)
Fem Tomtar Lassar På Björn Med Klappar (Executed in 1920's)
Det Röda Parasollet (1917)
Flicka Med Korg (Executed in 1915)
Skogen (1944)
Dagmar Vid Bordet (1924)
Stuginteriör
Tomte Med Julklappar
Snöbollskriget
I Hängmattan (1919)
Sydländsk Kvinna Med Korg (1875)
Gossar Matar Ekorre
Tomte Med Julklappar (Executed 1945-1950)
Tomtefars Sagor Och Berättelser Nr 1 (Executed 1898)
Flicka Med Docka (-89)
Den Röda Rosetten (1883)
Julgranen Kommer
Kälkåkande Barn (1910)
Blåsa Bubblor (1925)
Flicka Med Blommor
Per Svinaherde (1940)
Julmarknad - Bokillustration
Skrivlektion - Illustration Till Onkel Toms Stuga
Det Nya året Bärs Av Julens Tomtar
Barn Med Kanin (1916)
Julkärfven
Segelbåt I Solnedgång (1899)
Vingåkerskulla - Bröstbild (1921)
Porträtt Av Ung Kvinna Med Solfjäder (1913)
Liten Flicka Vid Fågelbur
Scheelegatan-bergsgatan - Motiv Från Kungsholmen, Stockholm
Gråtande Flicka Vid Grind
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