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Gerda Boëthius

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Born in Uppsala on 10 August 1890, Gerda Axelina Johanna Boëthius was the daughter of the academic historian Simon Johannes Boëthius and his wife Emilie (Essie) née Sahlin. Together with her three brothers, she was one of the family's four children. After attending high school in Uppsala, Boëthius
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For the remainder of her life she was actively involved in the Zorn Museum where after Zorn's death in 1920 she became increasingly close to his wife Emma, living together with her at Zorngården. Active in the handicrafts movement, in 1933 she created and edited the journal
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In 1914, while still studying, Boëthius received a commission from Anders Zorn whom she had known from childhood. Aware of her interest in timber buildings, he involved her in the planning and construction of the Gammelgården open-air museum in
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In 1919, she moved to Mora to catalogue the Zorngården art collection while continuing to work on her doctorate. With a thesis titled
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De tegelornerade gråstenskyrkorna i norra Svealand. Ett bidrag till kännedomen om stilströmningarna under den yngre medeltiden
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in 1927, she received an appointment as docent at Stockholm College. In 1938 she was promoted to the rank of professor.
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from 1921, receiving the title of professor in 1938. Remembered in particular for her biographies of the artist
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studied art history at Uppsala University, graduating in 1912. She continued her studies at
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which presented Swedish timber buildings over the centuries.
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Uppsala
Mora
art historian
Uppsala University
Anders Zorn
Illis quorum

Stockholm College
Mora








"Gerda Axelina Johanna Boëthius"
"Gerda Boëtius Memorial Foundation"
"Gerda Boëthius"
"Boëthius, Gerda in Vem är det : Svensk biografisk handbok / 1957 /"
Gerda Boëthius from Libris
Categories
1890 births
1961 deaths
People from Uppsala
Swedish art historians
20th-century Swedish writers
20th-century Swedish women writers

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