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Jean Eric Rehn
The Stockholm Designer Stockholm, 1740. A twenty-three-year-old Jean Eric Rehn arrives in Paris, fueled by a government grant and the ambition of a young man trained in the Swedish Fortification Corps. The transition from sub-lieutenant to student of etching is sharp. In the studios of Jacques-Philippe Le Bas, the precision of military engineering meets the delicate lines of French printmaking. He spends these years capturing hunting s
cenes, learning how light falls across a wild boar or a fox through the medium of engraving. The return to Sweden marks a shift from student to essential decorator for the state. In 1745, the architect Carl Hårleman connects Rehn with the Manufakturkontoret. Suddenly, his hand is everywhere. He moves between the industrial and the royal, creating designs for silk, wool, and linen factories. His reach extends to the Rörstrand Porcelain…