Richard Bergh

1858–1919 · Sweden · Symbolism

Sven Richard Bergh (28 December 1858 – 29 January 1919) was a Swedish painter, art critic and museum manager. Despite many years in France, he remained unattracted to Impressionism, preferring instead the Naturalism of painters such as Jules Bastien-Lepage. Wikipedia

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“Nordic summer's evening”, 1899 — Gothenburg Museum of Art
“The Knight and the Maiden”, 1897 — Thiel Gallery
“Girl Picking Flowers”, 1884 — Gothenburg Museum of Art
“My Wife”, 1886 — Gothenburg Museum of Art
“The Old People by the Beach”, 1903 — Statens Museum for Kunst
“After the sitting”, 1884 — Malmö Art Museum
“Hypnotic Séance”, 1887 — Nationalmuseum
“Portrait of the Painter Nils Kreuger”, 1883 — Statens Museum for Kunst
“The artist Eva Bonnier”, 1889 — Nationalmuseum
“Landscape from Halland”, 1895 — Gothenburg Museum of Art
“The Council of the Society of Artists”, 1903 — Nationalmuseum
“The Artist, Julia Beck”, 1882 — Nationalmuseum
“Vision. Scene from Visby”, 1894 — Nationalmuseum
“Boy from Concarneau”, 1882 — Nationalmuseum
“Portrait of August Strindberg”, 1905 — Bonnierska Porträttsamlingen
“Author Per Hallström and his wife Helga”, 1904 — Bonnierska Porträttsamlingen
“Hjalmar Branting, 1860-1925” — Nationalmuseum
“Park Landscape, Tyresö”, 1910 — Nationalmuseum
“The Verger's House at Tyresö”, 1911 — Nationalmuseum
“Ellen. The Artist's Daughter”, 1909 — Nationalmuseum

Richard Bergh

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