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Gustaf Adolf Tenggren (November 3, 1896 – April 9, 1970) was a Swedish-American illustrator and animator. He is known for his Arthur Rackham -influenced fairy-tale style and use of silhouetted figures with caricatured faces.
- Spruce Lawn Cemetery, Lincoln County, Maine, US
- Animator
- April 9, 1970 (aged 73), Maine, United States
Welcome to the world of Gustaf Tenggren! When browsing through the extensive production of Swedish-American artist and illustrator Gustaf Tenggren, you are struck by its wide spectrum of variation in style and technique. His career as an artist, totally spanning 60 years of professional work, shows a remarkable versatility and flexibility ...
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- American
13 de jul. de 2017 · July 13, 2017. Art, The Art of the Post. The Art of the Post: Gustaf Tenggren: The Man Who Shaped Disney’s First Animated Movies. Learn about the man who influenced the look of early Disney animated features and illustrated the bestselling children’s book of all time. David Apatoff. Weekly Newsletter.
Gustaf Tenggren was a legitimate story-teller of USA's and thus, his books can be found in millions and millions of homes all over the World. Tenggren's Cowboys and Indians, 1946. Actually, this makes Gustaf Tenggren the most published Swedish artist ever.
Gustaf Tenggren had a try in 1917, got the job in 1918 and was to keep illustrating the album for eight more years, totaling 10 volumes, where Bauer only had made eight. The same year he married his first wife, Anna Peterson, the sister of his best friend Rudolf Peterson, who later became the father of Sweden's most loved comic characters, 91:an Karlsson.
Title: Gustaf Tenggren; Description: Gustaf Tenggren was born in Sweden in 1896. His style of illustration and animation is reminiscent of that of the much more famous Arthur Rackham, especially his reliance on caricatured faces and silhouettes.
