Evert Lundquist
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Evert Lundquist
Evert Lundquist was a Swedish artist who is considered one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. He was born in 1910 and had a career spanning nearly seven decades. His artistic output was varied and diverse including abstract, surrealism, and impressionist styles. He is best known for his painting, sculpture, and ceramic works, which have been exhibited in museums around the world. Two of his most famous works are The Permission, a painting depicting a man in a cage begging for his freedom, and The Reflective Tree, a sculpture featuring a huge tree standing against a wall. Lundquist was a prolific artist who made a significant impact in the art world and his works continue to inspire generations of younger artists.
Evert Lundquist, Swedish artist, painting, sculpture, ceramic works, The Permission, The Reflective Tree, 20th century, abstract, surrealism, impressionist.
— Mei Wang
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