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Gertrud Linnéa Sprinchorn (29 April 1871 – 21 March 1951) was a Swedish sculptor and ceramist. She is best known for her sculptures Cleopatra and Helig dans, the former of which won her the Royal Medal from the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts.

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rdfs:comment	Gertrud Linnéa Sprinchorn (29 April 1871 – 21 March 1951) was a Swedish sculptor and ceramist. She is best known for her sculptures Cleopatra and Helig dans, the former of which won her the Royal Medal from the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts. (en) Гертруда Линнея (Герда) Спринхорн (швед. Gertrud Linnéa (Gerda) Sprinchorn; 29 апреля 1871 — 21 марта 1951) — шведский скульптор и керамист. (ru) Gertrud (Gerda) Linnéa Sprinchorn, född 29 april 1871 i Listelberga, Skerike församling, Västmanlands län, död 21 mars 1951 i Oscars församling, Stockholm, var en svensk keramiker och skulptör. Hon var dotter till kamreraren Carl Ludvig Sprinchorn och Hildegard Juliana Littmarck. Sprinchorn studerade vid Tekniska aftonskolan i Uppsala 1885–1890, vid Tekniska skolan i Stockholm 1890–1893 (vid högre konstindustriella avdelningen 1892–1893), och för John Börjeson vid Konstakademien 1893–1900, där hon även studerade etsning för Axel Tallberg 1895-1896. Efter akademistudierna vistades hon i Paris 1902–1903 och gjorde ett flertal studieresor till bland annat Dalarna, Italien och Finland. (sv)
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