'Sheep Grazing at the Base of the Mountains' by Kerstin Lundberg-Stenman

'Sheep Grazing at the Base of the Mountains' by Kerstin Lundberg-Stenmanartist: Kerstin Lundberg Stenman (Swedish 1926 2007) medium: oil on panel dimensions: 59 x 72 cm panel size 61 x 74 cm framed size (approx) signed and dated 1965 presented in a new off white painted hardwood timber frame AU $775 (approx US $530 505 EUROS 72,500 yen 435 GBP for exact current conversion visit xe. com) artist biography Kerstin Ingeborg Lundberg Stenman was a Swedish painter and craftswoman whose work spanned painting, mosaic, and

artist: Kerstin Lundberg-Stenman (Swedish 1926-2007)

medium: oil on panel

dimensions:  59 x 72  cm panel size / 61 x 74 cm framed size (approx)
signed and dated 1965

presented in a new off white painted hardwood timber frame

AU $775 (approx US $530 / 505 EUROS / 72,500 yen / 435 GBP - for exact current conversion visit xe.com)

artist biography
Kerstin Ingeborg Lundberg-Stenman was a Swedish painter and craftswoman whose work spanned painting, mosaic, and jewellery design. Born on March 27, 1926, in Valdemarsvik, she studied at Anders Beckman’s Advertising School (1946–1948) and undertook study trips to Switzerland, England, France, and Greece. In 1954, she was a guest student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Athens, deepening her engagement with European artistic traditions.

Together with her husband Martin Stenman, Lundberg-Stenman exhibited in Kalmar and at the Norrköping Art Museum, and she took part in numerous group shows with the Östgöta Art Association. Her work was also shown internationally in Germany, Switzerland, France, and the USA. She was a founding member of the women’s artist collective Octaviagruppen and, in 1988, received the Ystad Municipality Culture Prize.

Her public art includes wall mosaics for Apoteket Kronan in Valdemarsvik, Linköpings Sparbank, and Östra Flickskolan in Norrköping. Working in oil, wax crayon, and watercolour, she created still lifes, portraits, and ornamental figure compositions, alongside pewter jewellery set with glass, crystal, and semi-precious stones.

Lundberg-Stenman’s works are represented in the collections of the Norrköping Art Museum, Linköping Museum, Kalmar County Museum, Ystad Art Museum, the Stockholm Cultural Committee, and numerous municipal collections.

She passed away on January 5, 2007, in Stora Köpinge parish, Ystad Municipality.