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'Dundrennan Abbey, Scotland' by Dorothy Ruhne

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'Dundrennan Abbey, Scotland' by Dorothy Ruhneartist: Dorothy Ruhne (Swedish 1908 1973) medium: oil on canvas dimensions: 47 x 38 cm canvas size 61 x 53 cm frame size (approx) signed and dated 55 presented in its original frame with age related wear and patina AU $945 (approx US $685 580 EUROS 107,500 yen 505 GBP for exact current conversion visit xe. com) artist biography Elsie Dorothy Eleonor Ruhne Sempinski was born 3 June 1908 in New York. She was a Swedish artist. Ruhne initially took

artist: Dorothy Ruhne (Swedish 1908-1973)

medium: oil on canvas 

dimensions: 47 x 38 cm canvas size / 61 x 53 cm frame size (approx)
signed and dated 55 

presented in its original frame with age related wear and patina

AU $945 (approx US $685 / 580 EUROS / 107,500 yen / 505 GBP - for exact current conversion visit xe.com)

artist biography
Elsie Dorothy Eleonor Ruhne-Sempinski was born 3 June 1908 in New York. She was a Swedish artist.

Ruhne initially took evening studies in painting at Harald Billmans Målarskola (painting school) in Västerås in between 1927 and 1928, and for several years she was hobbyist painter in addition to her work as secretary. She continued her art studies at Essem-skolan in Malmö from 1947 to 1949, and then worked as a full-time artist. In 1951 she married Polish born artist Tadeusz (Teddy) Antonio Martya Sempinski who had moved from Poland to Sweden in 1947. 

She exhibited in both solo and group exhibitions. Together with Ann-Marie Ekbom-Wikström and Lage Hellman, she exhibited at Östlings Konsthall in Västerås in 1948 and together with her husband at Västerås Art Association's gallery in 1956 and separately in Ramnäs, Västmanland. She exhibited in group shows including Colliouristerna in Malmö, the Septembergruppens hiking exhibition in Bergslagen and with the Västerås art association's Christmas exhibitions at the art gallery in Västerås. She was awarded the Västerås Culture Award in 1954. 

Ruhne painted a variety of subject matter across different mediums including oil, pastel and tempera.

Examples of her work are held in the collection of the Västerås Art Association's gallery and Västerås Council Offices.

Ruhne-Sempinski passed away in 1973.

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