'Woman Walking Her Dog' by Arwid Karlson

'Woman Walking Her Dog' by Arwid Karlsonartist: Arwid Karlson (Swedish 1907 1964) medium: oil on canvas dimensions: 74 x 55 cm canvas size (approx) 88 x 70 cm frame size (approx) signed circa 1940s 50s presented in its original frame with age and patina AU $1965 (approx US$1280 1180 EUROS 194,500 yen 1010 GBP for exact current conversion visit xe. com) ** NOTE this is a large painting and too big to ship via Airmail post. If you are outside of Australia extra shipping will need to be added

artist: Arwid Karlson (Swedish 1907-1964)

medium: oil on canvas

dimensions: 74 x 55 cm canvas size (approx) / 88 x 70 cm frame size (approx)
signed
circa 1940s/50s

presented in its original frame with age and patina

AU $1965 (approx US$1280 / 1180 EUROS / 194,500 yen / 1010 GBP - for exact current conversion visit xe.com)

** NOTE - this is a large painting and too big to ship via Airmail post. If you are outside of Australia extra shipping will need to be added (we estimate the total shipping would be around AU$250)

artist biography
Arwid Sigfrid Karlson, born April 23, 1907 in Asarum, Blekinge County, was a Swedish painter and sculptor.

Karlson first worked as a clerk and initially fulfilled his passion for art undertaking self-study in painting and drawing. He then travelled to Paris in 1928 where he studied at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière and under Othon Friesz and Charles Dufresne at Miason Watteau. Upon completing his studies in France he undertook a large number of study trips abroad including ones to Germany, Italy and Spain.

He had solo exhibitions at Gummesons Konsthall, the Malmö museum, the Malmö rådhus as well as the SDS-hallen. Select group exhibitions he participated in included ones at the Sveriges allmänna konstförenings (Swedish General Art Association) exhibition Skåne Artists at Liljevalchs konsthall in Stockholm in 1951, numerous shows with the Skåne's Art Association, Sveriges allmänna konstförening (Swedish General Art Association), Svenska konstnärernas förening (the Swedish Artists' Association) and the Riksförbundet för bildande konst (Swedish Association for Fine Arts).

Karlson painted  still life, portraits, coastal and beach scenes, and landscape paintings. He also taught art at the Essem school in Malmö. Karlson is represented in public collections including workat National Museum in Stockholm, the Moderna Museet, Malmö Museum, Helsingborg Museum and the Institut Tessin in Paris.

He passed away in Malmö in 1964.