Gunnar Norrman

Represented by Pucker Gallery since 1986

BORN: 1912 in Malmö, Sweden
DIED: 2005 in Malmö, Sweden

As a skilled draughtsman, musician, and gardener, Gunnar Norrman's endeavors in fine art were complemented well by his pursuits in music and botany. His delicate and subtle pencil and conté drawings, lithographs, and dry point etchings are akin to melodic compositions on the simple beauty of nature's gifts. In 1979, he was awarded the Prince Eugen Medal by the King of Sweden for his outstanding illustrations found in Naturen I Våra Hjärtan, an anthology of poems. Greatly respected in his native Sweden, Norrman’s works were featured in a 1997 exhibition titled Modern Scandinavian Prints at the British Museum, London, and continue to be exhibited internationally. He has also exhibited in the United States, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, England, France, Japan, and Italy. His works are in the collections of the British Museum (London); the Nationalmuseum (Stockholm), and the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), among others. In 2003, a catalogue raisonné, Gunnar Norrman: The Complete Graphic Works, 1941-2001, was published by Fitch-Febvrel Gallery in New York.

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Gunnar Norrman Applen (Apples) Drypoint 6 x 7.5"

Gunnar Norrman
Applen (Apples)
Drypoint
6 x 7.5"
675

Gunnar Norrman Nordsjokust II (North Sea Coast II) Drypoint and aquatint, 1/10 5.5 x 9.25" 176

Gunnar Norrman
Nordsjokust II (North Sea Coast II)
Drypoint and aquatint, Edition of 10
5.5 x 9.25"
176

Gunnar Norrman I Parken (In the Park) Charcoal 518.25 x 14"

Gunnar Norrman
I Parken (In the Park)

Charcoal
518.25 x 14"

Gunnar Norrman Hogsommar (The Height of Summer), 1990 Drypoint, 14/15 8.75 x 6.75" 815

Gunnar Norrman
Hogsommar (The Height of Summer), 1990
Drypoint, Edition of 15
8.75 x 6.75"
815

Gunnar Norrman
Entre (The Gate), 1997
Drypoint, Edition of 11
3.5 x 4.75"
953