Gustaf Cederström
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![]() Gustaf Cederström, 1901 | |
Personlig information | |
Født | 12. april 1845 ![]() Klara församling, Sverige ![]() |
Død | 20. august 1933 (88 år) ![]() Stockholm, Sverige ![]() |
Far | Carl Emanuel Cederström ![]() |
Mor | Theresine Cederström ![]() |
Søskende | Carl Cederström i Fredrikslund ![]() |
Ægtefælle | Amalia Katarina Jæder ![]() |
Barn | Carola Cederström ![]() |
Uddannelse og virke | |
Felt | Maleri |
Elev af | Léon Bonnat ![]() |
Medlem af | Kungliga Akademien för de fria konsterna ![]() |
Beskæftigelse | Kunstmaler, universitetslærer ![]() |
Periode | Begyndelsen af 1900-tallet |
Arbejdsgiver | Kungliga Akademien för de fria konsterna ![]() |
Elever | Hedvig Björkman, Karl Isakson ![]() |
Kendte værker | Karl XII:s likfärd, Epilog, En begravelse i Alsike ![]() |
Genre | Historiemaleri ![]() |
Bevægelse | Akademisk kunst ![]() |
Nomineringer og priser | |
Udmærkelser | Tessinska medaljen ![]() |
Signatur | |
Information med symbolet ![]() |
![](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/14/Magnus_Stenbock_vid_Helsingborg.jpg/180px-Magnus_Stenbock_vid_Helsingborg.jpg)
Gustaf Olof Cederström (født 12. april 1845 i Stockholm ; død 20. august 1933 i Stockholm) var en svensk friherre og historiemaler.
Cederström var i en årrække i det svenske militær, men tog sin afsked 1870 for at hellige sig sin virksomhed som kunstner.[1]
Han markerede sig 1878 med et 265x370 cm stort maleri Karl XII:s likfärd som fik en pris på Verdensudstillingen i Paris i 1878[2]
1887 blev Cederström medlem af Kunstakademiet i Stockholm og 1887 professor ved samme afdeling. Han var dets direktør fra 1899-1911.[1]
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Referencer
- ^ a b Gustaf Olof Cederström hos Riksarkivet.se : 1864-70 'underlöjtnant' ved Värmlands feltjægerregiment
- ^ a b "...Den stora målningen blev det mest uppmärksammade numret i svenska avdelningen på världsutställningen, vann medalj av andra klassen och inköptes av ryske storfursten Konstantin, som gav den plats i matsalen i sitt palats i Petersburg. ..." fra Gustaf Cederström hos Riksarkivet.se − Maleriet blev 1939 købt af Göteborgs konstmuseum : Karl XII:s likfärd hos Göteborgs konstmuseum
Eksterne henvisninger
Wikimedia Commons har flere filer relaterede til Gustaf Cederström
- Gustaf Cederström hos Artnet.com med '66 results' pr. nov. 2021
- Gustaf Cederström i Den Store Danske af Inge Mørch Jensen
- Gustaf Cederström hos Riksarkivet.se af Georg Nordensvan (1855-1932)
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Signature of Swedish artist Gustaf Cederström (1845-1933). Cleanded up in photoshop.
Image scanned from the book "Svenskt Porträttgalleri XX - Arkitekter, Bildhuggare, Målare m.fl. " ("Swedish Portrait Gallery XX - Architects, Sculptors, Painters, ") published 1901
Forfatter/Opretter: Gustaf Cederström, Licens: CC0
Generallöjtnant Carl Gustaf Armfeldts återtåg (också kallat Armfeldts dödsmarsch) av Gustaf Cederström 1923.
Gustaf Cederström painted Bringing Home the Body of King Charles XII of Sweden in Paris in 1877-78. It is an imaginative portrayal of the royal hero's return to Sweden following the fatal shot at Halden in Norway in 1718. In order to make his picture as realistic as possible, Cederström painted numerous sketches and studies outdoors. He erected a stretcher, with a professional model, an Italian named Raffaele Fusco, lying on it and portraying Charles XII. Several small sketches in oils from 1877 survive. The artist has striven to make each of the soldiers an individual. The people whom he painted were a mixture of professional models, colleagues, friends and relatives. The man with a bandage on his head was the artist's oldest brother. The model for both the child next to the huntsman and the drummer boy was Cederström's six year-old daughter Carola. The painting was finished just in time to be accepted at the international exhibition in Paris in 1878. It was sold to the Russian Grand Duke Constantine Constantinovich. People in Sweden were up in arms the heroic death of the king of Sweden was sold to Russia. A collection was started and Cederström was asked to paint a replica, which was donated to Nationalmuseum.
The original painting also made it to Sweden. It is owned by the the Museum of Art in Gothenburg.Forfatter/Opretter: Gustaf Cederström , Licens: CC0