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Rolf Schmitz Collection H056 Stockholm393395
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Arvid Fougstedt

(Sweden, 1888-1949)
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Arvid Fougstedt, Street scene with Musicians.
Estimate
5 000 - 6 000 SEK
451 - 542 EUR
488 - 586 USD
Hammer price
9 000 SEK
Covered by droit de suite

By law, the buyer will pay an artist fee for this work of art. This fee is 5% of the hammer price, or less. For more information about this law:

Sweden: BUS
Finland: Kuvasto

Purchasing info
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Lena Rydén
Stockholm
Lena Rydén
Head of Art, Specialist Modern and 19th century Art
+46 (0)707 78 35 71
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Arvid Fougstedt
(Sweden, 1888-1949)

Street scene with Musicians

Signed Arvid Fougsted. Watercolour 37.5 x 29.5 cm.

Provenance

Albert Bonnier J:r; Lilla Bukowskis, Stockholm, Sale S82, February 1996, lot 65; Rolf Schmitz Collection.

Artist

Arvid Fougstedt was a Swedish artist. Fougstedt is the most typical representative of the "New Objectivity's". He travelled to Paris without an education in 1908, where he distanced himself from modernism and strove for realism, which he taught himself by copying previous masters. It wasn't until ten years later when he returned to Sweden, where he introduced his new style through his debut exhibition in 1919. His visual language is based upon clear lines and his motifs are greatly inspired by his home and family, which establishes a comforting aura down to the smallest details.

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