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The Gustaf VI Adolf Collection

Gustaf VI Adolf (1882-1973), King of Sweden from 1950 to 1973, had a particular interest in archaeology and history. He was an avid collector of Chinese art, drawings and prints. In his will, Gustaf VI Adolf donated his collection of modern drawings and his duplicates of Axel Fridell’s prints to the Nationalmuseum in 1973. The collection of drawings is an interesting cross-section of 20th-century drawing, as the King purchased the winning contributions to "Unga Tecknare”, a competition for young illustrators, organised by the Nationalmuseum in 1938-1975, 1981 and 1995-1997. Most of the print collection is now in the Bernadotte Library at Stockholm Palace.
Filter and sort
Abstrakt
Sigvard Bernadotte
1969
NMH 329/1974
Abstrakt
Gösta Gierow
1963
NMH 587/1974
Abstrakt
Ture Lidström
1965
NMH 880/1974
Acropolis
Signe Barth
1958
NMH 287/1974
Acros de la Frontera
Margareta Sylwan
1947
NMH 1298/1974
Adventspelare, Italien
Sture Haglundh
1969
NMH 628/1974
Akropolis
Stig Borglind
1924
NMH 363/1974
Akropolis
Einar Forseth
1927
NMH 511/1974
Akt
Björn Henrik Hallström
1954
NMH 640/1974
Ålandskap, Blekinge
Curt Vilhelm Burström
1949
NMH 378/1974
Albert Embankment
Axel Fridell
1926
NMG 396/1974