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Arvid Karlsteen

Arvid Karlsteen (16 March 1647 – 3 May 1718) was a Swedish medal engraver and portrait miniaturist. Arvid Karlsteen was born on March 16, 1647, on a farm near Karlskoga. Karlsteen was the son of Jonas Kjellander, a cartographer, and his wife Brita Larsdotter von Sacken.

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Arvid Karlsteen · Svenskt konstnärslexikon · Public domain

Name
Arvid Karlsteen
Born
16 March 1647
Birthplace
Gelleråsen (present-day Karlskoga Municipality), Sweden
Died
3 May 1718
Place of death
Stockholm, Sweden
Spouse
Magdalena Elisabet Schenkowitz
Nationality
Sweden
Occupation
painter · sculptor · medalist · miniaturist
Teachers
Johan Planting · Johan Georg Breuer

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Arvid Karlsteen (16 March 1647 – 3 May 1718) was a Swedish medal engraver and portrait miniaturist. Arvid Karlsteen was born on March 16, 1647, on a farm near Karlskoga. Karlsteen was the son of Jonas Kjellander, a cartographer, and his wife Brita Larsdotter von Sacken.

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