Greta Sandberg

Swedish textile artist (1886–1976)
Person Human Q25931706

Facts

16 properties
Instance of
human
Sex or gender
female[12]
Date of birth
March 19, 1886
Date of death
July 28, 1976
Place of death
Solna
Educated at
Konstfack[11]
Copyright status as a creator
works protected by copyrights
Family name
Sandberg[13]
Has works in the collection
Nationalmuseum[17]
🏷️ Also known as
en Greta Sandberg sv Greta Laurentia Sandberg
🔖 Identifiers · 8
VIAF cluster ID
54134713
Image (Wikimedia Commons)
Greta Sandberg.jpg ↗
Artists of the World ID
00309692
DigitaltMuseum ID
021036378399
Libris-URI
b8nrwm0v0z5hjkp
Nationalmuseum Sweden ID
4402
SELIBR ID
317846

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Summary

Born in Vadstena church församling[1], she… she was born on March 19, 1886[2]. She died in Solna[3]. She died on July 28, 1976[4]. She worked as a textile artist[5] and drawing teacher[6].

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Personal Life

Children include Kerstin Sandberg Bränngård[9], a painter[18], 1917–2020[19], of Sweden[20] and Birgitta Sandberg[10], an artist[21], 1919–1966[22], of Sweden[23].

FAQs

Where was Greta Sandberg born?

Greta Sandberg was born in Vadstena church församling[1].

Where did Greta Sandberg die?

Greta Sandberg passed away in Solna[3].

Who were Greta Sandberg's parents?

Greta Sandberg's mother was Laura Sjunnesson[7].

Who was Greta Sandberg married to?

Greta Sandberg's spouses include Gustaf Sandberg[8].

What did Greta Sandberg do for work?

Greta Sandberg worked as textile artist[5] and drawing teacher[6].

Where did Greta Sandberg go to school?

Greta Sandberg was educated at Konstfack[11].

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