Gustaf Fjæstad
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Gustaf Fjaestad (1868-1948)) was a Swedish painter, a member of the Rackstad colony of artists in Värmland, Sweden. [1][2]
He collaborated with Carl Larsson on the murals now at the Stockholm National Museum. His work is found in many national and international collections [3]
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- ^ Holmquist-Wall, Erika. The Idea of North: The Art of Gustaf Adolf Fjaestad (1868-1946). Paper (M.A.)--University of St. Thomas (Saint Paul, Minn.), 2006.
- ^ Nasgaard, Roald. The Mystic North: Symbolist Landscape Painting in Northern Europe and North America, 1890-1940. Toronto: Published in association with the Art Gallery of Ontario by University of Toronto Press, 1984
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