Julius Kronberg

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Julius Kronberg, Swedish painter, 1850 - 1921.

David och Saul (1885) by Kronberg.
David och Saul (1885) by Kronberg.

Julius Kronberg received education at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts in Stockholm in the 1860s. A travel scholarship brought him to Paris via Düsseldorf and Copenhagen. He stayed in München where he continued studying before settling in Rome in 1877. He was a professor at the Royal Swedish Academy of Arts between 1895-1898.

The painting Jaktnymf made Kronberg known to a wider audience. Among his largest official commissions rank three major paintings for the Royal Palace in Stockholm (1891-1893) and works for the Royal Dramatic Theatre (1906-1908). Apart from the official commissions, Kronberg made several paintings for the Hallwyl palace in Stockholm. One of his famous paintings is David och Saul (David and Saul the King), a painting which is considered by modern scholars as strongly homoerotic.

After his death in 1921 was his studio donated to the Nordic Museum in Stockholm and was at the expense of Wilhelmina von Hallwyl moved to Skansen.

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