Birgit Skiöld

1923–1982

Birgit Skiöld, ‘Water Is Water’ 1979 — Water Is Water 1979
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Biography

Birgit Skiöld (18 March 1923 – 18 May 1982) was a Swedish printmaker and modernist artist who ran the highly successful Print Workshop in the basement of 28 Charlotte Street, London from 1958 to the late 1970s (now the Rebecca Hossack Gallery). She was a noted member of the London art scene during the time and her life is commemorated in an eponymous award for innovating printmaking.

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Artworks

Birgit Skiöld, ‘Water Is Water’ 1979

Birgit Skiöld Water Is Water

1979

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Sea Image’ 1968

Birgit Skiöld Sea Image

1968

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Shisen-do’ 1973

Birgit Skiöld Shisen-do

1973

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Temple Garden’ 1972

Birgit Skiöld Temple Garden

1972

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Silver Temple I’ 1970

Birgit Skiöld Silver Temple I

1970

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Landscape in Blue’ 1958

Birgit Skiöld Landscape in Blue

1958

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Seascape’ 1961

Birgit Skiöld Seascape

1961

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Birgit Skiöld, ‘Moruroa’ 1973

Birgit Skiöld Moruroa

1973

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