John Bauer

1882–1918 · Sweden

John Albert Bauer (4 June 1882 – 20 November 1918) was a Swedish painter and illustrator. His work is concerned with landscape and mythology, but he also composed portraits. He is best known for his illustrations of early editions of Bland tomtar och troll (Among Gnomes and Trolls), an anthology of Swedish folklore and fairy tales. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Princess and the Trolls”, 1913 — Nationalmuseum
“Tuvstarr is still sitting there wistfully looking into the water”, 1913 — Malmö Art Museum
“The Fairy Princess”, 1904
“Freja”, 1905
“The cottage at the foot of the mountain”, 1914
“Portrait of an elegant lady”
“Same i skogsbryn”, 1906
“Bergaporten”
“Troll”, 1908–1912 — Nationalmuseum
“Vill Vallareman (a Fairy Shepherd)”, 1910 — Nationalmuseum
“Brother St. Martin and the Three Trolls”, 1913 — Nationalmuseum
“"Ho, What a Pipsqueak! Said the Troll", Bland tomtar och troll, 1912”, 1912 — Nationalmuseum
“Title Page, Bland tomtar och troll, Vol. 9”, 1915 — Nationalmuseum
“Kompositionsutkast med nakna figurer”, 1915 — Nationalmuseum
“Madonna and child. Cover for the magazine “Jul” 1911”, 1911 — Nationalmuseum
“The Tale of The Four Big Trolls and Little William Sheepherder, Bland Tomtar och Troll, Vol. 3”, 1909 — Nationalmuseum
“Forest Study, Rydhof, Småland”, 1901 — Nationalmuseum
“A Forest Troll”, 1909 — Nationalmuseum
“Joseph Bauer (1849-1921), The Artist's Father, 1909”, 1900 — Nationalmuseum