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    Charlotta Malm-Reuterholm

    Lovisa Charlotta Malm (vuodesta Reuterholm, tammikuutaSträngnäs – 8. toukokuutaTukholma)[1] oli suomalainen taiteilija. Häntä on pidetty ensimmäisenä Suomessa syntyneenä naistaiteilijana[2]. Lähteestä riippuen hänen syntymäpaikakseen on mainittu joko Taivassalon Viiainen tai Strängnäs Ruotsissa.[3]

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    Charlotta Malm maalasi omaisten ja sukulaisten muotokuvia sekä maisemia. Hänen tapansa maalata aviopuolison muotokuva ihannoituna on tyypillinen kustavilaisajalle. Ajalle ominaiseen tyyliin hän kuvaa vaatetuksen kankaita hyvin tarkasti ja taitavasti. Hän ei saanut toimeentuloaan taiteen tekemisestä, eikä taide voinut aatelisnaiselle olla ammatti.[2]

    Hänen vanhempansa olivat Södermanlandin rykmentin majuri, Henrik Jacob Georgsson Malm (–).[1][4] ja Eleonora Lovisa von Köhnnigstedt (–). Hänen puolisonsa vuodesta oli vapaaherra Axel Christian Reuterholm (–), joka nimitettiin Suomeen Vaasan hovioikeuden presidentiksi.[5] Isoisä Georg Malm oli hovioikeudenneuvos Turun hovioikeudessa,[6] isosetä Lars Johan[1] aateloitiin

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    Charlotta Malm-Reuterholm

    Finnish-Swedish artist (–)

    Charlotta Malm-Reuterholm

    Lovisa Charlotta Malm, by Jonas Forsslund

    Born

    Lovisa Charlotta Malm


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    Died (aged&#;76&#;77)
    NationalityFinnish - Swedish
    Known&#;forPainting
    Spouse

    Axel Christian Reuterholm

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    Lovisa Charlotta Malm-Reuterholm (–)[1] was a Finnish - Swedish artist, painter, writer and noble.[2]

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    She was the daughter of Major Jacob Georgsson Malm (–) and Eleonora Lovisa von Köhnnigstedt (–). She married Baron Axel Christian Reuterholm (–) in Her husband served as the president of The Court of Appeal in Vaasa (Vaasa Hovrätt). She is represented on the portrait collection of the Vaasa Court of Appeal.

    She was a Dilettante painter. She also published a book of psalms in three parts in –

    She was buried at Strängnäs Cathedral in the Diocese of Strängnäs, Sweden.

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    Other sources

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    • Svenskt konstnärslexikon (Swedish art dictionary) Allhems Förlag, malm (In Swedish)

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    • Kerstin Abram-Nilsson (–), painter
    • Lena Ackebo (born ), cartoonist
    • Emma Adbåge (born ), illustrator and children's writer
    • Louise Adelborg (–), porcelain designer and textile artist
    • Maria Adelborg (–), textile artist
    • Ottilia Adelborg (–), illustrator and children's writer
    • Ulla Adlerfelt (–), painter
    • Sofia Adlersparre (–), painter
    • Märta Afzelius (–), textile artist and designer
    • Karin Ageman (–), designer, illustrator, poster artist
    • Anna Agnér (–), Swedish painter
    • Sofia Ahlbom (–), lithographer, engraver
    • Lea Ahlborn (–), printmaker
    • Gerda Ahlm (–), painter and art conservator
    • Ester Almqvist (–), Expressionist painter
    • Margareta Alströmer (–), painter
    • Hjördis Piuva Andersson (born ), painter, writer
    • Karin Mamma Andersson (born ), painter
    • Maja Andersson Wirde (–), textile artist
    • Charlotta Arfwedson (–), painter
    • Elise Arnberg (–), miniaturist and phot
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