Sigrid Snoilsky
Sigrid Fredrika Juliana Snoilsky (1813–1856) was a Swedish painter and countess. She was born Sigrid Fredrica Juliana Banér on 14 November 1813 in Östra Ryd parish, Östergötland, Sweden. Her parents were Margareta von Both and Johan Gustaf Banér, a lieutenant colonel.
Also recorded as Sigrid Fredrika Juliana Snoilsky · Sigrid Fredrica Juliana Banér · Sigrid Banér · Sigrid Baner
Sigrid Snoilsky
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- Name
- Sigrid Snoilsky
- Birth Name
- Sigrid Fredrika Juliana Banér
- Born
- 14 November 1813
- Birthplace
- Östra Ryd, Sweden
- Died
- 19 August 1856
- Place of death
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Known for
- painting, countess
- Nationality
- Sweden
- Occupation
- painter · draftsperson
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She married in 1840 to Nils Snoilsky, a Justice and Chamberlain Count. Together they had a son, Carl Johan Gustaf Snoilsky who went on to become a known poet. Her work is included in various public museum collections including the Nationalmuseum in Sweden, amongst others.
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• Name — Sigrid Snoilsky • Other Names — Sigrid Baner • Birth Name — Sigrid Fredrika Juliana Banér • Born — 14 November 1813 • Birthplace — Östra Ryd, Sweden • Died — 19 August 1856 • Place of death — Stockholm, Sweden • Known for — painting, countess
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