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Bernhard Österman
Bernhard Österman

Bernhard Österman

Swedish, 1870 – 1938
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Gustaf Bernhard Österman was a Swedish painter, illustrator and curator. His twin brother, Emil, was also an artist.

His father was a dye master. His brother Emil had already started at the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts when he followed him to Stockholm and entered the Tekniska skolan to prepare for studies at the academy. During this time, he painted portraits from photographs to support himself. He was finally admitted to the academy and was there from 1892 to 1895. Both brothers received good marks and Bernhard was awarded the Royal Medal. In 1896, he took private lessons in etching from Axel Tallberg.

Later, he received a travel scholarship that enabled him to visit the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Italy and Germany from 1897 to 1901. Although he originally studied history painting, he decided to become a portrait painter, as had his brother. They held a joint exhibition in 1903, but it was not very successful.

Soon after, he moved to Paris and opened a studio. He was much more successful there. By 1907, he was a member of the Royal Academy and, in 1919, was appointed a hovintendent (a type of supervisor) at the Royal Court of Sweden. In 1933, he was promoted to överintendent (in this case, as a curator).

He exhibited widely, receiving medals at the Louisiana Purchase Exhibition (1904), the Munich Fine Art Exhibition (1905) and the Baltic Exhibition (1914). He was named an honorary member of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts. Other showings were held in London (1928), Philadelphia (1928) and Washington (1931).

He is buried at the Norra begravningsplatsen. In 1948 his widow, Hilda (1880–1950), donated his remaining works to the Sörmlands museum in Nyköping. His works may also be seen at the Gothenburg Museum of Art, Skokloster Castle, Uppsala University and the Nationalmuseum. The library of the French Senate has his portrait of General Maxime Weygand.

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Alex Niskov with a microscope

Alex Niskov with a microscope

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Axel Lindman

Axel Lindman

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Baron Fredrik von Essen

Baron Fredrik von Essen (1907)

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Baron Paul Henri d’Estournelle de Constant

Baron Paul Henri d’Estournelle de Constant (1907)

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Baroness d’Estournelle de Constant

Baroness d’Estournelle de Constant (1922)

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Baroness Sophie von Eberstein

Baroness Sophie von Eberstein (1903)

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Bishop Gottfrid Billing, Lund

Bishop Gottfrid Billing, Lund (1903)

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Herbert Tigerschiöld, 1905-1983

Herbert Tigerschiöld, 1905-1983

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Consul General Adolf Bratt, Gothenburg

Consul General Adolf Bratt, Gothenburg (1930)

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Crown Prince Gustav Adolf

Crown Prince Gustav Adolf (1926)

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Dagmar Sophia Wikström (1892-1942)

Dagmar Sophia Wikström (1892-1942) (1913)

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Direktör Duncker, Malmö

Direktör Duncker, Malmö

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Portrait of Bernhard and Emil Österman

Portrait of Bernhard and Emil Österman

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Albert Mérat (1840-1909)

Albert Mérat (1840-1909) (1908-1926)

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Ebba Björkbom

Ebba Björkbom (1904)

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Elisabeth Sandberg

Elisabeth Sandberg (1936)

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Ernst von Stubenrauch, Police Prefect of Berlin

Ernst von Stubenrauch, Police Prefect of Berlin (1908)

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Female portrait

Female portrait (1924)

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Governor Lennart Reuterskiöld

Governor Lennart Reuterskiöld (1916)

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Gunnar Wennerberg

Gunnar Wennerberg (1893)

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Gustav V (1858-1950), Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway, King of Sweden

Gustav V (1858-1950), Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway, King of Sweden

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Gustav V (1858-1950), King of Sweden

Gustav V (1858-1950), King of Sweden

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Gustav V

Gustav V (1938)

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Hans von Rosen

Hans von Rosen (1918)

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Hilda Österman f. Wessén

Hilda Österman f. Wessén

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Hilda Österman

Hilda Österman (1916)

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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Hilda Österman

Hilda Österman (1920)

Bernhard Österman (Swedish, 1870 – 1938)
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