Designer · Sweden · 1910–2007
Frideborg Bryth
Frideborg Bryth (1910–2007) – Swedish visual artist and painter, member of Dalslands Konstnärsförbund.
About the designer
- Lifetime
- 1910–2007
- Country
- Sweden
She was born in 1910 in Huskvarna. She studied in France, Norway, Denmark and other countries. She held her first solo exhibition in 1954 at Geijerskolan. She took part in group exhibitions in Paris, Nice, Uppsala (Värmlands Nation) and Stockholm, among other places, and from 1970 to 2004 in most of the summer, autumn and anniversary exhibitions organised by Dalslands Konstförening. She was a member of Dalslands Konstnärsförbund.
She received a cultural grant from Älvsborgs läns landsting (1978) and an art grant from Dalslands Konstförening (1985). Her works are held, among other places, in the collections of Public Art Agency Sweden, Borås Art Museum, regional and municipal collections, and a pharmacy in Åmål. She painted, among other things, in oil on board; the Pyrenees were one of the motifs in her paintings. She died on 12 June 2007 in Tösse, Dalsland.
