Anna-Stina Nilstoft’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Svensk målare
Is Painter 
From Sweden 
Type Arts 
Gender female
Birth 15 June 1928, Kalmar, Sweden
Age: 92 years
Star sign Gemini

Anna-Stina Lorentze Nilstoft, nascida em 15 de junho de 1928, em Kalmar, suécia, e uma pintora sueca.

Ela é a filha de överingenjören Malte Nilsson e Greta Westerlin. Nilstoft estudou na escola de pintura Scanian, em Malmö, 1952-1954, e, na escola de pintura Marie Wadskjærs em Copenhaga, 1955-1958, e através do auto-estudo de viagens para França, Itália, Espanha e Portugal. Ela apareceu em 1957, em uma exposição no museu Kalmar county, onde vários teve curadores e foi convidada para mostrar a arte local. Juntamente com Birgit Krafft-Wæsterberg e Irmão de trabalho , ela estava em no Liceu Gamleby folk, em 1958, e separadamente, ela foi incluindo no Västervik, suécia. Sua arte consiste em interiores, naturezas-mortas e figuras feitas em óleo.

Bibliografia

  • Svenskt konstnärslexikon del IV, sid 216, Allhems Förlag, Malmö.
  • Portal das mulheres
  • Portal da Suécia
  • Portal da arte
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