"The Other Swedes"
Honoring Them and Remembering Them
~ The Lindsborg Swedes, Their Neighbors & Friends
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​​Artist Dr. Birger Sandzén
~ Remembering him for "sharing his art with the world,"
starting "first" at
Lindsborg's Bethany College
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​​​Dr. Birger Sandzén
​1871-1954
He was a Swedish Augustana Lutheran Christian

Source: 1975 Bethany In Kansas

Although there are 10 sections on Swedish Artist Birger Sandzén under a main section, "Artist Lydia Sohlberg Deere" section, it is important to innumerate these sections with their links here exclusively under "The Other Swedes." Together, to some degree, they profile parts of Sandzén's life of study in Sweden and Paris and his career at the still very Swedish Bethany College, while he promoted his art throughout the United States and Sweden.  He was an Augustana Lutheran Christian.
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For those sections, go

HERE for Their Bethany College 1899 Swedish Artists' Midwest Art Exhibition (organized by Lotavé, Malm & Sandzén)    

HERE for Lydia's Art Professor Sven Birger Sandzén 1871-1954 ~ Her classes with him from 1919 - 1923 
 
HERE for Lydia's Assignments for Professor Sandzén  
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HERE  for Students of Sandzén 2019 Exhibition

​HERE  for Bethany Home ~ Celebrating Artist Birger Sandzén through His Students' Paintings

HERE for Lydia's Art Professor Birger Sandzén's "Art Exhibitions" and "Reviews"  

HERE for Lydia's Sandzén's Body of Work Reviewed by N.Y.C. 1984 "American Impressionism," author William H.                       Gerdts 

HERE for Lydia's Art Professor Sandzén's Exhibition at the Babcock Gallery in New York, 1922 

HERE for Lydia’s Sohlberg Family Connection to Sandzén

[HERE for a brief review from Dr. Emory K. Lindquist's book, "Sven  Birger Sandzén, An Illustrated Biography."] to                      come . . . 8 4 22
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Time has not allowed me to write on his international travels to the British Isles, the Continent, Sweden, Scandinavia and to Mexico. -- FC

By Sandzén student Lydia Sohlberg Deere: Utah, Water Color, 1919-1938

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