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Elsa Beskow (1179 words) |
 | Elsa Beskow was with John Bauer and Alice Tegnér one the founders of Swedish children's literature. |
| Beskow planned to continue at the Art Academy, but when this was not possible due to a shortage of money, she worked as an art teacher at the Whitlockska School from 1894 to 1897. |
| Natanael Beskow och hans omvärld intill 1921 by Öydind Sjöholm (1972); Natanael Beskow by Anja Wikström (1980); Elsa Beskow och hennes värld by Margareta Sjögren (1983); Vem är vem i svensk litteratur by Agneta and Lars Erik Blomqvist (1999); Solägget: Fantasi och verklighet in Elsa Beskow's konst by Stina Hammar (2002) - |
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Natanael Beskow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (334 words) |
| The son of a priest, Beskow graduated from secondary school in 1883 and got a degree in theological philosophy at Uppsala University in 1884. |
| Beskow was the headmaster of the newly-established co-educational school in Djursholm from 1897 to 1909. |
| Beskow was often engaged in leading negotiations, and became a prominent negotiator. |
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