Per Börnfelt (1926–2005) - Sheep in the Countryside





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Per Börnfelt, Sheep in the Countryside, a limited edition colour lithograph (123/290) in yellow, 45 cm high by 56.5 cm wide, depicting animals in a Swedish countryside in a Realism style; hand signed, in good condition, sold by Gallery.
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This charming colour lithograph by Per Börnfelt depicts a peaceful Swedish countryside scene, with a group of sheep grazing in a field in front of traditional farm buildings. The warm autumn colours, stone walls and red-roofed houses create a distinctly Scandinavian rural atmosphere. The detailed depiction of the animals and landscape gives the work a calm and nostalgic character.
Per Börnfelt (1926–2005) was a Swedish artist, illustrator and designer. He was born in 1926 in Skövde and later lived in Åkersberga. Börnfelt showed an early talent for drawing and won several drawing competitions during his youth.
He is particularly remembered for his work as a designer of Lundby dollhouses and miniature furniture, beginning his association with Lundby around 1959–1960. His artistic career also included painting and graphic art, with signed and numbered colour lithographs appearing on the Swedish art market.
This charming colour lithograph by Per Börnfelt depicts a peaceful Swedish countryside scene, with a group of sheep grazing in a field in front of traditional farm buildings. The warm autumn colours, stone walls and red-roofed houses create a distinctly Scandinavian rural atmosphere. The detailed depiction of the animals and landscape gives the work a calm and nostalgic character.
Per Börnfelt (1926–2005) was a Swedish artist, illustrator and designer. He was born in 1926 in Skövde and later lived in Åkersberga. Börnfelt showed an early talent for drawing and won several drawing competitions during his youth.
He is particularly remembered for his work as a designer of Lundby dollhouses and miniature furniture, beginning his association with Lundby around 1959–1960. His artistic career also included painting and graphic art, with signed and numbered colour lithographs appearing on the Swedish art market.

