August Malmström

1829–1901 · Sweden

Johan August Malmström (14 October 1829 – 18 October 1901) was a Swedish painter. As an artist, he was known for his country motifs often featuring children. His most widely recognized work is Grindslanten (1885) featuring a typical scene from 19th-century Sweden. Wikipedia

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Works

“Dancing Fairies”, 1866 — Nationalmuseum
“Grindslanten”, 1885
“The old and the young Sweden”, 1894
“The Battle of Bråvalla”, 1862 — Östergötland Museum
“Frithiofs lycka (ur Frithiofs saga)”, 1880s — Nationalmuseum
“Farewell”, 1880s — Nationalmuseum
“Ingeborg's Lament”, 1880s — Nationalmuseum
“Frithiof's Return”, 1880s — Nationalmuseum
“Ingeborg Receiving News of Hjalmar's Death from Orvar Odd”, 1859 — Nationalmuseum
“The Tell-Tale” — Nationalmuseum
“The Game” — Nationalmuseum
“King Heimer and Aslög”, 1856 — Nationalmuseum
“Odysseus before Alcinous, King of the Phaeacians”, 1853 — Nationalmuseum
“Balders bål (ur Frithiofs saga)”, 1884 — Nationalmuseum
“Frithiof Goes Into Exile”, 1884 — Nationalmuseum
“The Temptation of Frithiof”, 1880s — Nationalmuseum
“Kung Rings död (ur Frithiofs saga)”, 1884 — Nationalmuseum
“The Reconciliation”, 1880s — Nationalmuseum
“Njal, Bergthora and Thord Karisson Decide to be Burned Alive. Illustration for Njal’s Saga, ch. 129”, 1895 — Nationalmuseum
“Illustration for Njal’s Saga”, 1895 — Nationalmuseum