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iv. education and mental culture.
who arrived there via Paris, where he died an early death after having given
shape, in a foreign country, to his imaginative dreams about the sagas and
mythological figures of the North. Egron Lundgren (1815—75) visited not only
Rome and Italy, but also Spain and India; he lived much in England and has
left us the memoirs of his travels in excellent wate^-colour pictures. Within
Swedish art he was cosmopolitan type, and showed refined taste both as author
and painter. J. Stack (1812—68) and O. V. Palm (1810—90), both
landscape-painters, also went to Rome; the former has, moreover, painted views of Holland,
Carl Labsson-. Fresco in the National Museum.
Gustavus III viewing sculptures from Italy.
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