Bergingé


Ingrid is a Swedish painter who visited the United States in '59 and never went back home.  Her art is clearly influenced by her early years in Boras, a small textile town in southern Sweden.  The picturesque landscapes evoke a carefree and innocence she idealized in mid century Scandinavia.  Her style is characterized by a meticulous attention to detail, no doubt absorbed from her prominent architect father, Folke Bergh.

Below you will find a sample of some of her paintings that were displayed in a solo show in Lincolnwood, IL last season.


 
 
 
 

two boats                 tulips                   wineglass            bird on beach
rocky seaside           snowy road               deer                              house in the snow      riverside                 walking alone      path in forest        shepherd
snowy road             lonely bench         polish street            river by house
woman in white dress                                       fishingboats