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Boberg, Ferdinand

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Boberg, Ferdinand (1860–1945)

Swedish architect. The most important exponent of early 20th-century architecture in Sweden, he designed mainly large-scale civic buildings in the style of US architects Henry Richardson and Louis Sullivan. Typical of his work is a contrast between large, plain areas and highly intricate art nouveau elements. His plan for a Nobel Festival Hall was rejected following criticisms by his chief rival Ragnar Östberg.



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