Berndt Lindholm

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Berndt Lindholm

Berndt Adolf Lindholm (born August 20, 1841 in Loviisa ; † May 15, 1914 in Gothenburg ) was a Swedish-Finnish landscape painter .

Life

Berndt Adolf Lindholm was the son of the lawyer and municipal secretary Berndt Otto Lindholm (1802–1861) and his wife Elisabet (Betty), née Edberg (1816–1888). During his school days he received his first artistic instruction from the landscape painter Johan Knutson (1816–1899) at the grammar school in Borgå (Porvoo). Impressed by Werner Holmberg's landscape paintings , which he first saw in the exhibition of the Finnish Art Association in Åbo (Turku) in 1859, he became a student of Robert Wilhelm Ekman at the drawing school of the Finnish Art Association in Åbo (Turku) in the 1860s . With a scholarship from the Kunstverein, he stayed in Düsseldorf from 1863 to 1864/65 without a permanent teacher , where he made friends with the freelance landscape painter Philipp Röth , who temporarily took him to Bavaria and taught painting there. In 1865/66 he worked in Hans Fredrik Gude's studio in Karlsruhe; From 1867 to 1870 and 1873 to 1875 he continued his training in Paris, including in Léon Bonnat's studio .

Kor på bete (Cows in the Pasture) , 1880

In 1872 Lindholm married Karolina Bohle (1846–1909) from Sweden. The son Ragnar grew up in Paris; Albert Edelfelt painted his portrait as a little boy in 1874/75. The daughter Sigrid Helena was born in Paris in 1876 and became a painter. In 1876 Lindholm settled in Gothenburg, Sweden, and from 1878 to 1905 took on the role of artistic director (custodian) of the museum's art department and from 1879 to 1886 the management of the drawing and painting school.

Lindholm initially dealt with figure and portrait, city and forest views. In his major work, he created mostly landscape paintings, which he artistically anknüpfte at work Werner Holmberg, suggestions of the Düsseldorf School , especially Andreas Achenbach and Hans Gude, processed, in Paris but also influences the realistic plein air painting of the Barbizon school resumed. He was impressed by the work of Charles-François Daubignys , which he saw at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1867, but also admired paintings by Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot . After moving to Gothenburg, he chose motifs from West Sweden and the Swedish, Dutch and English coasts, and in the 1890s also from the Swedish and Norwegian mountain regions.

Participation in exhibitions, memberships and awards

  • 1866, 1868, 1870, 1885 and 1887: Stockholm, Royal Academy of Fine Arts
  • 1873: Membership of the Imperial Art Academy in St. Petersburg
  • 1874: Paris Salon; Medal for Finnish forest ; Purchase from private
  • 1876: Philadelphia, World's Fair Art Exhibition: Medal
  • 1877: Finnish State Prize for Landscape Painting
  • 1881: extraordinary (foreign), from 1905 full (local) member of the Stockholm Art Academy
  • 1891: Göteborg, Kunstverein (Göteborgsutställningen / Industriutställningen 1891)
  • 1894: Malmö, South Swedish Art Association (Konstföreningens för södra Sverige utställningen)
  • 1903: Helsingborg (Helsinki), exhibition of Swedish art
  • 1904: Malmö, Swedish Artists' Association (Malmö, Svensk konstnerernas förenings utställning)
  • 1906: Norrköping, art and industrial exhibition (Konstoch industriutställningen i Norrköping 1906)
  • 1907: Lund, industrial, arts and crafts exhibition (Industri-, konst- och slöjdutställning)
  • 1909: Member of the Swedish Artists Association
  • 1911: Göteborg, retrospective exhibition (Göteborgs konstförenings retrospektiva utställning)

posthumously:

  • 1915: Stockholm, Künstlerhaus: memorial exhibition
  • 1943: Stockholm, Stenmans Kunstsalong: memorial exhibition
  • 1944: Stockholm, Liljevalchs konsthall: Friluftsmåleriets genombrott i svensk konst 1860–1885 (breakthrough of open-air painting in Swedish art)

Portrait

  • Natanael Beskow (1865–1953): Berndt Lindholm målar I Arild (BL paints in Arild), oil sketch, inscribed : N. Beskow 91 : Kalmar, Kunstmuseum; Fig .: Svenskt konstnärslexikon, Volume III, Allhems Förlag, 1957.
  • Anna Nordgren : Portrait of Berndt Lindholm , 1886: Helsinki, Ateneum.
  • Photography, etc. a .: Svenskt Portraittgalleri XX (1901); Svenskt konstnärslexikon, Volume III. (1957); Kuvataiteilijat (1972).

Works (selection)

Lindholm's work can be found in the Ateneum, in the Cygnaeuksen Gallery and in the Villa Gyllenberg in Helsinki, in the art collections of Hämeenlinna, Immatra, Joensuu, Tampere, Tornio and Turku (Finland), Stockholm and Gothenburg (Sweden) and in Liverpool (Great Britain) ).

  • Landskapstudie (landscape study), 23 × 29 cm, 1864; marked: BS -64 : Stockholm, National Museum
  • Oyster collector , 24.5 × 50 cm, 1864 (art trade)
  • Båthuset, Lovisa ( Boathouse, Lovisa ), 1865
  • Beach with fishermen , 49 × 81.5 cm, 1865: Karlsruhe 1865: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 316. - Kalastajasatama (fishing port); Fig .: Wennervirte (1934), no.41
  • Landscape from eastern Finland with riding Cossacks , 76 × 121 cm, Karlsruhe 1866: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 317; issued: Düsseldorf 1976, cat. no. 149
  • På hemweg (On the way home), 1867
  • Hilly country , oil study on paper, 34 × 52 cm; designated: BL. July-68 : Stockholm, National Museum
  • Landscape study by Hisingen , oil on paper; inscribed: Hisingen -68 : Stockholm, National Museum
  • View in Jaakima , 48 × 67 cm, Düsseldorf 1868: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 318
  • Pine heather in Nyland , 43 × 69.5 cm: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 319
  • Utsikt mot boulevard Clichy, rue Fontaine, Paris (view over the boulevard de Clichy, rue Fontaine, Paris), around 1870
  • Båtar på Seine (Boats on the Seine)
  • Solig bygata (Sunny Village Street), oil study on paper, 22 × 17 cm: Stockholm, National Museum
  • The Wallinkoski , 127 × 216 cm, 1872: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 699; Fig .: Onni Okkonen (1943)
  • Haymaking , 36 × 54 cm, 1872: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Harvest , 33 × 43 cm: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Forest from Finland ; exhibited: Paris Salon 1874; Medal; Private purchase and donation to the art museum in Liverpool.
  • Coastline in the Bohuslän archipelago, Sweden , 43 × 75.5 cm, 1875: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 320
  • Paris, Montmartre , 1875; Fig .: Wennervirta (1934), No. 43: Sternman Collection
  • Landscape from Hisingö near Gothenburg , 82.5 × 148 cm, 1876: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 321
  • Från Hisingsvassen , oil sketch 15 × 22 cm, 1876: Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (cat. 1979, no.1060; gift in 1938 from S. Lindholm)
  • Novemberafton vid Hisingsvassen , 81 × 146 cm, 1876: Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (cat. 1979, no.136 )
  • Nocturnal view of Gothenburg from the sea; Moonlight , 25 × 41 cm, 1877 (art trade)
  • Harbor with sailing boats on the west coast , 33 × 47 cm: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Kustvy med segelfartyg i horisonten (Coastal Landscape with Sailing Boats on the Horizon), 30.5 × 72 cm, 1877; Fig .: wikimedia commons (Stockholms Auktionsverk)
  • Landskap , 1878: Gothenburg, Art Academy
  • Oat harvest , 82 × 147 cm, 1878: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 324
  • Landscape near Helsö , 40 × 60 cm, 1880 (art trade)
  • Ice breaking on the coast , 49 × 80 cm, 1881
  • Beach landscape , 67 × 118 cm, 1882: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 700
  • På Thames (An der Thames, England), 1884
  • Forest path , 128 × 96 cm, 1883
  • Landscape near Baldersnäs, Dalsland, Sweden , 115 × 190 cm, 1885: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 322
  • Skogsparti, Baldersnäs, Dalsland (forest view near Baldersnäs), 113 × 180 cm, 1885: Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (cat. 1979, no. 1200; bequest from M. Lundgren 1943)
  • Forest interior , 115 × 150 cm, 1886: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 323; Fig.Tikkanen (1925)
  • Skogsinteriör (forest interior, study), 25.5 × 35.5 cm, inscribed : BL : Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (cat. 1979, no. 1336; acquired 1947)
  • Landskap; motif från västkusten , 39 × 59 cm, 1877: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Motif from Blockhusudden
  • Strandparti från västkusten , 40 × 65 cm, 1887: Göteborg, Kunstakademie (Catalog 1979, No. 242); Legacy of JW Wilson
  • Kustlandskap (coastal landscape), 1880
  • Lehmät laitumella (cows in the pasture), 32 × 53 cm, 1880; Fig .: bukowskis.com
  • Skogsparti från Särö , 67 × 90 cm, 1882: Gothenburg, Art Academy (Catalog 1979, No. 243); Legacy of JW Wilson
  • Höstlandskap från Hisingen (Autumn Landscape near Hisingen), 86 × 150 cm, 1884, inscribed : BLindholm - 1884 : Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (Catalog 1979, No. F94; legacy P. and G. Fürstenberg, 1902, acquired in 1894)
  • Talvi (Winter), 1887; Fig .: Wennervirta (1934), no.40
  • Beach at Torekov, Skåne , 71 × 48 cm, 1890: Stockholm, National Museum
  • View over the Kattegatt , 1890: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Summer view of the Itä-Uusimaa archipelago (East Nyland) , 73 × 96 cm, 1891; Fig .: bukowskis.com
  • På fjället i sol (Sunshine in the Mountains), 1892
  • Brottsjöar (breakwater), 97 × 183.5 cm, 1893: Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (Catalog 1979, No. 274; acquired 1894)
  • The Kattegat in stormy weather , 95 × 128 cm, 1894: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 325; Fig .: Tikkanen (1925)
  • In front of the chicken house , 63 × 50 cm, 1895 (art trade)
  • Hut , 36 × 54 cm, 1896 (art trade)
  • Norwegian landscape , 118 × 194 cm, 1897: Ateneum Helsinki; Cat. 1912, No. 852
  • Dunes , 1890: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Klippor vid Hovs Hallar (Cliffs near Hovs Hallar, Bjäre Peninsula, Skåne), 27.5 × 45.5 cm, 1914 (art dealer)
  • Coastal landscape , 35.5 × 59 cm, no year: Fig .: wikimedia commons (Bukowskis, Helsinki)
  • Rocky landscape , 32 × 39 cm: Stockholm, National Museum
  • Bondpojke vid Stugknuten (farmer's boy in front of a hut), 22.5 × 13 cm, inscribed : B Lm : Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (cat. 1979, no.1061; gift in 1938 from Sigrid Lindholm)
  • Trädstudie (tree study), 24 × 15.5 cm: Göteborg, Kunstmuseum (Cat. 1979, No. 1062; gift in 1938 from Sigrid Lindholm)

Fonts

  • Personal letters to Fredrik Cygnaeus , Otto Florell, Hjalmar Munsterhjelm, Emil Nervander and B. O. Schauman: Centralarkivet för bildkonst, Helsingfors; National Museum arkiv, Konstnärsarkivet, Stockholm

Picture gallery

literature

  • Zacharias Topelius: En resa i Finland, Första series. Tilgmanns Förlag, Helsingfors 1873. With steel engravings by A. Weger after landscape paintings by A. v. Becker, A. Edelfelt, RW Ekman, W. Holmberg, KE Jansson, O. Kleineh, J. Knutson, B. Lindholm, H. Munsterhjelm and B. Reinhold.
  • Lindholm, Berndt Adolf. In: Friedrich von Boetticher: painter works of the 19th century. Contribution to art history. Volume 1/2, sheets 31–61: Heideck – Mayer, Louis. Ms. v. Boetticher's Verlag, Dresden 1895, p. 881 ( archive.org ).
  • Johan Jacob Tikkanen: Modern Art in Finland. Helsinki 1925 (2 fig.).
  • Georg Nordensvan : Berndt Lindholm . In: Svensk konst och svenska konstnärer i nittonde århundradet . Ny, Grundligt omarbetad upplaga - New, thoroughly revised edition. tape 2 : II. Från Karl XV till sekelslutet . Albert Bonniers Verlag, Stockholm 1928, p. 309 (Swedish, runeberg.org ).
  • Lindholm, Berndt . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General lexicon of fine artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 23 : Leitenstorfer – Mander . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1929.
  • Konrad Hahm : Art in Finland. Berlin 1933 (1 ill.).
  • Ludvig Wennervirta: Finland's Konsten. Helsinki 1934 (4 fig.).
  • Ludvig Wennervirta: Suomen taidetta 1800-luvulaa. Porvoo 1934.
  • Kuvataiteilijat. Suomen kuvataiteilijoiden henkilöhakemisto. Helsinki 1972 (photo).
  • Onni Okkonen: The Finnish Art. Wilhelm Limpert-Verlag, Berlin 1943, p. 19; Fig .: The Wallinkoski waterfall. 1872.
  • Viggo Loos: Friluftsmåleriets genombrott i svensk konst 1860–1885. Stockholm 1945.
  • Hedvall is different: Bohuslän i konsten från Allaert van Everdingen till Carl Wilhelmson. Stockholm 1956.
  • Svenskt konstnärslexikon. Volume III. Malmo 1957.
  • Bertil Boethius et al. a. (Red.): Svenskt Biografiskt Lexicon. Volume XXIII, 1981.
  • Aimo Reitala: Maalaustaide 1860-1880. In: Ars. Suomen taide 3/1989.
  • Jüri Kokkonen, Brita Löflund: Berndt Lindholm (exhibition catalog). Turku Art Museum 1995, ISBN 952-9576-06-4 .
  • Hans Paffrath (Ed.): Lexicon of the Düsseldorf School of Painting 1819–1918. Volume 2: Haach – Murtfeldt. Published by the Kunstmuseum Düsseldorf in the Ehrenhof and by the Paffrath Gallery. Bruckmann, Munich 1998, ISBN 3-7654-3010-2 , pp. 348-349 (2 illustrations and other literature).
  • Teuvo Termonen: Suomalaista postikorttitaidetta (Finnish Postcard Art ), Suomen Postikorttiyhdistys Apollo 2006, ISBN 952-91-9956-2 .
  • Directory of the art collections in the Atheneum Helsingfors. Helsinki 1912.
  • Cecilia Engellau-Gullander, Görel Cavalli-Björkman (arr.): National Museum Stockholm. Illustrerad catalog över äldre svenskt måleri. Inventory catalog Stockholm, National Museum 1995.
  • Karl-Gustaf Hedén (arr.): Göteborgs Konstmuseum. Målerisammlingen (Göteborg inventory catalog, art museum). Gothenburg 1979.
  • Exhibition catalog Düsseldorf and the North. Düsseldorf, Kunstmuseum 1976, No. 149.

Web links

Commons : Berndt Lindholm  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Bettina Baumgärtel , Sabine Schroyen, Lydia Immerheiser, Sabine Teichgröb: Directory of foreign artists. Nationality, residence and studies in Düsseldorf. In: Bettina Baumgärtel (Hrsg.): The Düsseldorf School of Painting and its international impact 1819–1918. Michael Imhof Verlag, Petersberg 2011, ISBN 978-3-86568-702-9 , Volume 1, p. 435.
  2. Oil on canvas, 47 × 39 cm; signed: A. Edelfelt : half figure, sitting; the picture was not accepted for the Paris Salon exhibition in 1875 and came (presumably) to Edelfelt's sister Alexandra (after Bertel Hintze: Albert Edelfelt I - III. 1942–1944).
  3. She died in 1946: Svenskt konstnärslexikon, Volume III, p. 552.