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Anders Zorn
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Anders Zorn

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This publication will be a valuable resource for art historians as well as the general public, with little scholarship previously published in English about Zorn. The catalogue features fifty of Zorn’s works, such as Omnibus I, for which Zorn won a prize at the 1892 Salon in Paris, and Ice Skater (1898), which has never before left Sweden, combining for the first time major pieces from American collections with those of Europe, such as Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence; the National museum, Stockholm; Zornmuseet, Mora; and Goeteborgs Konstmuseum, Gothenberg.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Paul Holberton Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
19 January 2013
Pages
176
ISBN
9781907372445

This publication will be a valuable resource for art historians as well as the general public, with little scholarship previously published in English about Zorn. The catalogue features fifty of Zorn’s works, such as Omnibus I, for which Zorn won a prize at the 1892 Salon in Paris, and Ice Skater (1898), which has never before left Sweden, combining for the first time major pieces from American collections with those of Europe, such as Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence; the National museum, Stockholm; Zornmuseet, Mora; and Goeteborgs Konstmuseum, Gothenberg.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Paul Holberton Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
19 January 2013
Pages
176
ISBN
9781907372445