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Jens Christian Bennedsen

Jens Christian Bennedsen (1893 - 1967) was active/lived in Sweden.  Jens Bennedsen is known for Seasonal landscape paintings, forest scenes.

The following information accompanied a painting sold in 2004 to a collector, who submitted the data.

Jens Christian Bennedsen (1893-1967) is a listed Swedish artist.  He was educated at Teknisk Skole, and later partly by independent study and partly at private schools. He was a distinct landscape painter who mainly sought his motifs in areas that lie in a natural state.

With a fine understanding Jens Christian Bennedesen depicted the Jutlandic moor, the dunes on the West Coast and the inlets in the open landscapes. He painted very vividly the Fall and Winter in Norway and Sweden with their spruce and birch-woods in a naturalistic interpretation, which shows his technical skills and mastery of the interplay between light and colors. 

From 1927 he exhibited at the Painters Association, at the Free Exhibition, and from 1952 he exhibited at Charlottenborg.  Internationally he exhibited at Stockholm, Goeteborg, Malmo and Rome.

Artist auction records

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