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Susanne W. Lamm

Susanne W. Lamm

  • Rembrandt’s First Self-Portrait May Have Been Found in Sweden

    Rembrandt’s First Self-Portrait May Have Been Found in Sweden

    STOCKHOLM—Works of art are sometimes lost in wars, floods, fires, and accidents. Conversely, some paintings are brought to ...
    Fine Arts September 28, 2018
  • Norwegian Artist’s Finely Tuned Still Lifes Engage the Viewer

    Norwegian Artist’s Finely Tuned Still Lifes Engage the Viewer

    BERGEN, Norway—Norwegian artist Atle Skudal’s paintings capture significant moments in people’s lives. He often includes objects that are ...
    Fine Arts September 7, 2018
  • Rembrandt’s Greatest Pupils Step Out of Their Master’s Shadow

    Rembrandt’s Greatest Pupils Step Out of Their Master’s Shadow

    AMSTERDAM—History might relegate artists Govert Flinck and Ferdinand Bol to the roles of Rembrandt’s disciples, but in their ...
    Fine Arts January 28, 2018
  • Sweden May Become First Cashless Society

    Sweden May Become First Cashless Society

    Sweden could become one of the first cashless countries, a new report finds. Swedes already conduct four out ...
    Future Planning October 21, 2014
  • Space Tourism Planned by Swedish Company

    Space Tourism Planned by Swedish Company

    GOTHENBURG, Sweden—Space tourism may soon be a holiday option in Sweden. In the European space hub of the ...
    Europe September 16, 2014
  • Meditation a Path of Freedom in Swedish Prisons

    Meditation a Path of Freedom in Swedish Prisons

    GOTHENBURG, Sweden—A Swedish prison, specialized in treating drug offenders, offered the inmates meditation – under the label of ...
    Health September 3, 2014
  • Mussels May Be the Chicken Feed of the Future

    Mussels May Be the Chicken Feed of the Future

    STOCKHOLM - Swedish farmers and scientists have realized that ground domestic mussels – 'musselmeal' – could replace other ...
    Animals August 28, 2014
  • Holocaust Survivor: Media Should Change Their Approach Towards Hate Groups

    Holocaust Survivor: Media Should Change Their Approach Towards Hate Groups

    STOCKHOLN—90-year-old Swedish Holocaust survivor Emerich Roth believes that media often use the wrong approach when dealing with Nazism ...
    Europe July 24, 2014
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