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1898
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1898
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1899
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1901
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1902
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1902
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1903
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1904
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Carl Wilhelmson
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1905
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1907, skiss till vaggmalning i centralposthuset
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1907, studie till vararbete
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1909
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1910
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1915
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Carl Wilhelmson
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1918
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Carl Wilhelmson
hjalmar lundbohm
1923, linjeetsning
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1923
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nackrosor
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| Carl Wilhelmson
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1866-1928
Swedish painter and lithographer. Wilhelmson trained first as a commercial lithographer in Göteborg. In 1886 he enrolled as a student of decorative painting at Valand College of Art where his teacher was Carl (Olof) Larsson. In 1888, having obtained a travel grant, he went to Leipzig to study lithographic technique. From 1890 to 1896 he lived in Paris, where he worked as a lithographer and commercial artist and studied at the Academie Julian. Wilhelmson's preferred subject-matter was the coastal landscape of Bohuslen and the people of its little fishing villages with their huddles of wooden houses. There is no trace of ethnography in his depictions of local life; they are full of serious realism and display a sensitive insight into the perilous life of the fishermen, with which he had been familiar since childhood. In the Village Shop
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