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Sigrid Bolling

Sigrid Bolling (1853 - 1917) was active/lived in Denmark, France.  Sigrid Bolling is known for Peasant genre, landscape and still-life painting.

Sigrid Bølling was born in Vestre Aker, Norway. Her father was an officer and landowner, and her mother was Baroness Wedel-Jarlsberg.

Sigrid Bølling painted figurines, portraits, still life and landscapes. She was characterized by French salon realism and outdoor painting and painted in the Paris-era picturesque scenes from the French countryside, such as The Old Well in Concarneau (1886), Fatiguée, Normandy Peasant (1888) and A Milkwoman Ant 1888)
Bølling was a student of several artists, including PS Krøyer in Copenhagen in the early 1880s. Then she studied for several years in Paris, at Académie Colarossi, Académie Julian and as a student of LMA Jourdeuil.

She lived in Paris for 15 years until around 1900, but had long stays in Italy.

Bølling must have run a school in Paris.

After 1900 she lived most in Copenhagen, where she died.

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