Martin Borgord was a painter of landscapes, portraits, still lives and marine views, as well as a sculptor at the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries. His paintings depict a kind of realism which uses a very accurate reproduction of the painted subject. In 1916 and 1918, he worked and exhibited at Old Lyme, Connecticut with his studio behind the Florence Griswold House.
Borgord was born in Norway, the son of Petter Klemethaugen and Johan Oudensdotter Vasrus. Not lon (showing 500 of 7173 characters). |
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Old Lyme Colony Painters
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