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Anna Boberg
An Artistic Life of Diverse Pursuits Anna Boberg was a Swedish artist and an autodidact who engaged in a wide variety of creative endeavors. Born Anna Scholander, she was the daughter of architect Fredrik Wilhelm Scholander and the granddaughter of Axel Nyström. While she was briefly enrolled at the Académie Julian in Paris, she did not receive formal training. Her artistic journey began in earnest in 1887, primarily through her work w
ith watercolours. Her talents extended far beyond the canvas; she was a person of many artistic pursuits, including work with ceramics, textiles, set design, and writing. Notably, she designed the Peacock Vase for Rörstrand in 1897 and created glass for Reijmyre glassworks. In the 1890s, she produced "tapestries," which were oil paintings on rough canvas used as wall decorations. She also contributed textiles for the 1900 World Fair…