Lars Gunnar Nordström (Helsinki, 1924) is considered a pioneer of non-figurative art in Finland. From the looks of his work, I find it no surprise that he comes from a family of architects and studied as an interior designer (1946-1949). Although his earliest paintings were Cubist, he soon began to focus on Concretism. In 1949 Lars became the first artist to hold an exhibition in Finland solely devoted to non-figurative art.
Composition, oil on board. Bukowskis
Untitled, serigraph. Bukowskis
Untitled painting, 1954. Bukowskis
Gul Och Grå Byter Plats, 1957. Bukowskis
Dimensions and Extensions, serigraph. Bukowskis
Untitled, oil on paper. Bukowskis
Untitled, serigraph. Bukowskis Market
Untitled, serigraph. Bukowskis Market
Left: Akkumulaatio, serigraph. Galleria Salmela
Right: Progressio I, serigraph. Galleria Salmela
Related Links:
Go to- Gallery of Lars Gunnar Nordström's work, including figurative Cubist pieces at Galleria Salmela
Go to- brief biography on Wikipedia (translated)
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