Known for his paintings of Southwest landscapes, especially autumn
scenes of aspen and cottonwood trees and of lighting effects on mesas
and mountains, Carl Adolph Hjalmer Persson Redin was born in Sweden, near Stockholm. He
came to America in 1913, after having tried to support his impoverished
family in Sweden. He had an early interest in art, which he had
studied in Stockholm about 1906. Reportedly a portrait by Redin
was hung at the Stockholm Royal Academy.
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