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Sofia Gisberg (1854–1926) was a Swedish sculptor, textile artist and educator. From 1887, she taught at Tekniska Skolan, where she became director of women students until 1925, modernizing the teaching of textile arts. She is also remembered for designing the fountain in Vängåvan Park, Sundsvall, for her church textiles and for creating certificates for Nobel prizewinners. Examples of her work are in the collection of Stockholm's National Museum.

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rdfs:comment	Sofia Gisberg (16 novembre 1854 à Sundsvall–3 janvier 1926 à Vaxholm) est une sculptrice, artiste textile et enseignante suédoise. À partir de 1887, elle enseigne à la Tekniska Skolan, où elle devient directrice des étudiantes jusqu'en 1925, modernisant l'enseignement des arts textiles. On se souvient également d'elle pour avoir conçu la fontaine du parc Vängåvan à Sundsvall, pour ses textiles d'église et pour avoir créé des certificats pour les lauréats du prix Nobel. Des exemples de son travail se trouvent dans la collection du Nationalmuseum de Stockholm. (fr) Sofia Gisberg (1854–1926) was a Swedish sculptor, textile artist and educator. From 1887, she taught at Tekniska Skolan, where she became director of women students until 1925, modernizing the teaching of textile arts. She is also remembered for designing the fountain in Vängåvan Park, Sundsvall, for her church textiles and for creating certificates for Nobel prizewinners. Examples of her work are in the collection of Stockholm's National Museum. (en) Sofia Gisberg, född den 16 november 1854 i Sundsvall, död 3 januari 1926 i Vaxholm, var en svensk skulptör och textilkonstnär. (sv) София Гисберг (швед. Sofia Gisberg; 1854—1926) — шведская скульптор и художница по текстилю. (ru)
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has abstract	Sofia Gisberg (16 novembre 1854 à Sundsvall–3 janvier 1926 à Vaxholm) est une sculptrice, artiste textile et enseignante suédoise. À partir de 1887, elle enseigne à la Tekniska Skolan, où elle devient directrice des étudiantes jusqu'en 1925, modernisant l'enseignement des arts textiles. On se souvient également d'elle pour avoir conçu la fontaine du parc Vängåvan à Sundsvall, pour ses textiles d'église et pour avoir créé des certificats pour les lauréats du prix Nobel. Des exemples de son travail se trouvent dans la collection du Nationalmuseum de Stockholm. (fr) Sofia Gisberg (1854–1926) was a Swedish sculptor, textile artist and educator. From 1887, she taught at Tekniska Skolan, where she became director of women students until 1925, modernizing the teaching of textile arts. She is also remembered for designing the fountain in Vängåvan Park, Sundsvall, for her church textiles and for creating certificates for Nobel prizewinners. Examples of her work are in the collection of Stockholm's National Museum. (en) Sofia Gisberg, född den 16 november 1854 i Sundsvall, död 3 januari 1926 i Vaxholm, var en svensk skulptör och textilkonstnär. (sv) София Гисберг (швед. Sofia Gisberg; 1854—1926) — шведская скульптор и художница по текстилю. (ru)
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