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Elisabeth Ohlson

(Sweden, 1961-2024)
Estimate
80 000 - 100 000 SEK
7 140 - 8 930 EUR
7 250 - 9 060 USD
Hammer price
230 000 SEK
Covered by droit de suite

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Finland: Kuvasto

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Elisabeth Ohlson
(Sweden, 1961-2024)

'Nattvarden', 1998

From the series 'Ecce Homo'. Edition 1/3. The receipt accompanies the work. C-print mounted on acrylic glass 123 x 200 cm.

Saleroom notice

Edition 1/3.

Provenance

Zink Galleri, Stockholm.

Literature

Elisabeth Ohlson Wallin, 'Ecce Homo', 1998, illustrated.

More information

Elisabeth Ohlson (former Ohlson Wallin) has been inspired by biblical scenes and stories. Her major breakthrough came with the 1998 exhibition Ecce Homo, a series of photographs in which recognised scenes from the New Testament were staged with models from sexual minorities. As recently as 2019, her work 'Paradise', Sweden's first LGBTQ altarpiece, was forced down from St Paul's Church in Malmö.