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Mollie Faustman

Mollie Faustman (1883 - 1966) was active/lived in Sweden.  Mollie Faustman is known for Painting.

After graduating from the university, Mollie Faustman began studying chemistry at Stockholm University. The realization that it was an artist that she really wanted to be, however, caused her to interrupt these studies, even though her parents opposed her artistic ambitions. Instead, she started working in an office, while at the same time writing short stories under a pseudonym in the illustrated weekly magazine "Hvar 8 dag", in order to create financial conditions for the looming art studies.

In the fall of 1905, she was able to begin her artistic educational journey at Valand in Gothenburg. There, she had Carl Wilhelmson as a teacher. Wilhelmson, unlike most other teachers in the art institutions at this time, showed an encouraging attitude towards female students and his importance to their development is attested.

Even though the years with Carl Wilhelmson in Valand were very rewarding, Mollie Faustman had a strong longing to settle outside t   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2899 characters.]  Artist bio

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