Category:Konstskolan Idun Lovén

English: Edward Berggren and Gottfrid Larsson opened in the autumn of 1920 together an art school, which was intended to be both a preparatory school for the Academy of Art and an art school after the Parisian pattern with instruction in modeling. In the early 1920s, the art school was at Karlaplan 10 in central of Stockholm. Later the art school moved to Kungsgatan 28, in the North King's Tower, in Stockholm. Teachers were still Edward Berggren, who stood for education in painting and Gottfrid Larsson, who instructed in sculpture. The art school was preparing for the Academy of Art and Technical School. The two ran the school together during the years 1920-1932. But when Gottfrid Larsson was no longer there as a teacher the school's name changed to simply Edward Berggren school of painting from 1933, but Gottfrid Larsson was still busy working in the art scene of Östergötland. Then the school moved to David Bagares street, where it had its premises in the years 1933-1975. The student studio was on David Bagares street in Stockholm, and the school then was called Edward Berggren Målarskola and operated under the name of the years 1933-1958. In 1957 the artist Idun Lovén (1916-1988) became director of the Edward Berggren student studio in Stockholm and then she was agreated there from 1958. That year Idun Lovén took over school and changed its name to Art School Idun Lovén, where she was principal and teacher.