'Ljus uppställning med mortell' (Light Arrangement with Mortar) by Gunnar Hållander

'Ljus uppställning med mortell' (Light Arrangement with Mortar) by Gunnar Hållanderartist: Gunnar Hllander (Swedish 1915 1980) medium: oil on panel dimensions: 65 x 46 cm framed size 82 x 63 cm framed size signed dated 1963 on verso presented in its original linen liner frame which has just been restored and painted white, and new black stained hardwood timber frame added AU $1550 (approx US $1055 1015 EUROS 143,000 yen 875 GBP for exact current conversion visit xe. com) ** NOTE this is a large painting and too big to ship via

artist: Gunnar Hållander (Swedish 1915-1980)

medium: oil on panel

dimensions: 65 x 46 cm framed size / 82 x 63 cm framed size
signed
dated 1963 on verso

presented in its original linen liner frame which has just been restored and painted  white, and new black stained hardwood timber frame added

AU $1550 (approx US $1055 / 1015 EUROS / 143,000 yen / 875 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$200)

artist bio
Gunnar Wilhelm Hållander, born on April 21, 1915 in Örnsköldsvik was a Swedish painter and graphic artist .

Hållander studied for a short time at Otte Sköld's painting school in Stockholm in 1941 but was cut short due to his father’s death. Apart from this study he was largely self-taught as an artist. A scholarship from the Örnsköldsvik Art Association 1950 lead him to Paris, Madrid and Lisbon where he was given the opportunity to study the works of the great masters. In 1945 he had his debut solo show in Örnsköldsvik. In addition to solo shows he participated in various group exhibitions throughout his career in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Gävle and Norrland. He is best known for his still lifes and abstract works in oils as well as his colour woodcuts.

Hållander is represented in public collections including both the National Museum and Moderna Museet in Stockholm, the Sundsvall Museum and the Institut Tessinin in Paris.

Hållander passed away in 1980 aged 75.