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- Works on this site: 8
- Typical colors: putty
- Born: 1860, Paimio, Finland
- Color intensity: balanced
- Died: 1953
- Top-ranked work: Man from Marrakech
- Nationality: Finland
Zelftest
Er is slechts één goed antwoord op elke vraag.
Vraag 1:
In which city was Hugo Backmansson born?
Vraag 2:
Which military conflict did Backmansson participate in as a war reporter and battle painter?
Vraag 3:
At which academy did Backmansson study between 1894 and 1899?
Vraag 4:
Which region's light and colors did the artist fall in love with during his first trip in 1898?
Vraag 5:
What is the title of the 1923 painting depicting twelve professionals gathered around a green table?
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Vraag en antwoord
Waar komt Hugo Backmansson vandaan?
Finland
Tot welke kunstperiode behoorde Hugo Backmansson?
19th Century
At which academy did Backmansson study between 1894 and 1899?
Academy of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg
Wanneer is Hugo Backmansson overleden?
1953
Onder welke andere namen staat Hugo Backmansson bekend?
Hugo Elias Bachmanssen, Hugo Elias Bacmansson, Gugo Karlovič Bakmanson, Gugo, Hugo Elias Backmansson, H. Backmansson, H. E. Backmansson, Backmansson Hugo Elias
In which city was Hugo Backmansson born?
Paimio
Hoe lang heeft Hugo Backmansson geleefd?
93 years (1860–1953)
Wat zijn de 3 best beoordeelde schilderijen van Hugo Backmansson op ArtsDot.com?
Man from Marrakech, Karl Bruno Åström, main cashier at Nafta Production Company, The Nobel Brothers, member of the Swedish association in Petrograd, Helsinki South Harbour
What is the title of the 1923 painting depicting twelve professionals gathered around a green table?
12 Ophthalmologists
Which region's light and colors did the artist fall in love with during his first trip in 1898?
North Africa