Tore Nyberg
Swedish, 1911 - 1993
Born in Stockholm in 1911, Tore Nyberg was a Swedish artist who studied at the Technical School and the Academy of Arts. He exhibited at various galleries and participated in group exhibitions with Sweden's general art association. His art mainly consisted of still lifes, figural, and landscape paintings executed in a color scale that showed kinship with the school of Gothenburg. In the mid-1950s, he switched to a more non-figurative style characterized by geometric shapes. Nyberg is represented in the Värmlands Museum in Karlstad, among others. The artist died in Stockholm in 1993.
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Blommer, 1947Oil on canvas11 1/2 x 12 1/4 inches
Signed and dated Nyberg-47, lower left; signed, titled and dated on reverse
#22713
Born in Stockholm in 1911, Tore Nyberg was a Swedish artist who studied at the Technical School and the Academy of Arts. He exhibited at various galleries and participated in group exhibitions with Sweden's general art association. His art mainly consisted of still lifes, figural, and landscape paintings executed in a color scale that showed kinship with the school of Gothenburg. In the mid-1950s, he switched to a more non-figurative style characterized by geometric shapes. Nyberg is represented in the Värmlands Museum in Karlstad, among others. The artist died in Stockholm in 1993.
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