Agnes de Frumerie

Swedish | 1869 - 1937

Agnes de Frumerie was a Swedish artist who was born in 1869.

How much does an Agnes de Frumerie cost?

Agnes de Frumerie's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 166 USD to 3,828 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork.

What is Agnes de Frumerie's most expensive painting?

Since 2017 the record price for this artist at auction is 3,828 USD for Landscape from Brittany, sold at Bukowskis, Stockholm in 2023.

Where can I see Agnes de Frumerie's works?

Nationalmuseum Sweden featured Agnes de Frumerie's work in the past. The artist died in 1937.

Artist's alternative names: Agnes Augusta Emilia Eleonora Kjellberg, Agnes Kjellberg de Frumerie

At Auction

Notable Lots

Les amants ,1904

By Agnes de Frumerie

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Skvaller ,1908

By Agnes de Frumerie

+3%

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Agn猫s de FRUMERIE (1869 - 1937) Woman with... - Lot 326 - Normandy Auction - Agnes de Frumerie

Agnès de FRUMERIE (1869 - 1937) Woman with... - Lot 326 - Normandy Auction

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Recent Auction Results

a pâte de verre lamp shade/sculpture, Sweden, 1920s - Agnes de Frumerie

a pâte de verre lamp shade/sculpture, Sweden, 1920s ,1924

By Agnes de Frumerie

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Tre flickor med nattljusstake (three girls with candlesticks), 1902 - Agnes de Frumerie

Tre flickor med nattljusstake (three girls with candlesticks), 1902 ,1902

By Agnes de Frumerie

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Jeune femme nue à la lecture

By Agnes de Frumerie

+82%

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Past Exhibitions

What Joy to Be a Sculptor!: Swedish Women Artists 1880鈥�1920

Nationalmuseum Sweden

Stockholm | Sweden

Mar 17,2022 - Sep 11,2022

Articles

ArtDaily 04/04/2022

STOCKHOLM.- The exhibition "What joy to be a sculptor!" presents Swedish women sculptors between 1880 to 1920. As part of a pan-Nordic project between

ArtDaily 05/03/2022

Over the past few years, Nationalmuseum has made a concerted effort to acquire more works by women sculptors.

ArtDaily 17/01/2018

Nationalmuseum has acquired a piece created by the Swedish sculptor Agnes de Frumerie (1869-1937) in collaboration with the French ceramist Edmond Lachenal (1855-1948).