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'Paris Rooftops' by Bertil Berntsson

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'Paris Rooftops' by Bertil Berntssonartist: Bertil Berntsson (Swedish 1921 2002) medium: oil on panel dimensions: 61 x 32 cm panel size 63 x 34 cm framed size signed and dated 51 presented in a new hand finished timber frame AU $875 (approx US $640 540 EUROS 68,000 yen 485 GBP for exact current conversion visit xe. com) artist bio Bertil Berntsson was born on 1st January 1921 in Vr. He studied at the Konsthgskolan Valand between 1939 and 1940, the Sknska mlarskolan in Malm between 1945

artist: Bertil Berntsson (Swedish 1921-2002)

medium: oil on panel

dimensions: 61 x 32 cm panel size / 63 x 34 cm framed size
signed and dated 51
presented in a new hand finished timber frame

AU $875 (approx US $640 / 540 EUROS / 68,000 yen / 485 GBP - for exact current conversion visit xe.com)

artist bio
Bertil Berntsson was born on 1st January 1921 in Värö. He studied at the Konsthögskolan Valand between 1939 and 1940, the Skånska målarskolan in Malmö between 1945 and 1946 and then in Paris, in 1949, under the French artist André Lhote (1885-1962). Berntsson first exhibited in Varberg in 1939 and participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Stockholm, Malmö and Helsingborg beginning in 1947 and through the 1970s.

This painting is from the period in the mid 1950s when Berntsson’s work became increasingly structural and it continued further into the 1960s when his work became more abstract and minimal.

Berntsson's works are held in the public collections of the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Malmö konstmuseum Ystad konstmuseum, Helsingborgs stadsmuseum, Halmstad Museum, Lund University's Collection and the Archive for Decorative Art in Lund.

Berntsson passed away in 2002, aged 81.

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