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Martin Bergström, Lunden, Skredsvik, sitting on a garden couch with a sculpture in front of him on the table. According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead association in March 2009: He may be a stone worker who was temporarily pre

Martin Bergström, Lunden, Skredsvik, sitting on a garden couch with a sculpture in front of him on the table. According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead association in March 2009: He may be a stone worker who was temporarily present or working with quarrying in the Lunden estate where granite was broken for construction purposes. For example, stone has been delivered to the foundation at the school in Hogstorp. It also transported stone to Hogstorp, which was then transported by rail to various customers. Can it happen to be a stone worker who portrayed her jaw in granite and had her taken to “her new workplace”? From the appearance of judging, it does not appear to be a sculpture drawn by a schooled artist and subsequently translated in granite by stone workers.

Bohuslän Museum

Josefsson-Björk, Karl

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Title: Martin Bergström, Lunden, Skredsvik, sitting on a garden couch with a sculpture in front of him on the table. According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead association in March 2009: He may be a stone worker who was temporarily pre

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Martin Bergström, Lunden, Skredsvik, sitting on a garden couch with a sculpture in front of him on the table.

According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead association in March 2009: He may be a stone worker who was temporarily present or working with quarrying in the Lunden estate where granite was broken for construction purposes.

For example, stone has been delivered to the foundation at the school in Hogstorp.

It also transported stone to Hogstorp, which was then transported by rail to various customers.

Can it happen to be a stone worker who portrayed her jaw in granite and had her taken to “her new workplace”? From the appearance of judging, it does not appear to be a sculpture drawn by a schooled artist and subsequently translated in granite by stone workers.

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