Prins Eugen: en levnadsskildring

Abstract

This is the definitive biography of Prince Eugen; the artist, the writer, the self-thinker, the man who created Waldemarsudde. The member of the royal house who went his own way; the friend of Norway during the dissolution of the union, the friend of England during the Second World War. A young prince who traveled in Europe and studied at art schools in Paris, who also made educational trips to North Africa, who visited relatives in various royal and princely houses in Europe. He became a prominent artist and his paintings can be found in museums, in public buildings, in churches. He socialized with liberals and social democrats, with artists and writers. The book also constitutes a powerful work of intellectual and cultural history over an era.

Contents

I. Vägval, 1865-1890 : ungdom, utbildning -- II. Konst och bildningsliv -- III. Livshållning i skeva tider.