Sigrid Hjertén, Utsikt över Slussen, 1919 © Sigrid Hjertén
No One’s Dogs
One Hundred Years of Swedish Art from the Collection
14.2 1998 – 18.10 1998
Stockholm
One hundred specially selected paintings and sculptures focus on key moments in the development of modern art in Sweden.
The display begins with artists influenced by Symbolism in the 1890s and traces a line which includes the mainstream European art movements of Cubism, Expressionism, Primitivism, Purism and so on until the present day. It also shows the work of individually brilliant artists who have worked outside the mainstream. The exhibition takes as its title the name of Staffan Hallströms well-known painting of 1958.
Curator: Cecilia Widenheim