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Edma Frølich

1859 – 1958

Danish painter

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About Edma Frølich

Lived 1859 – 1958 (aged 99). Edma Frølich was a Danish painter.

Edma Cornelia Vilhelmine Frølich Stage, also Edma Stage, (14 August 1859 – 3 November 1958) was a French-born, Danish painter who worked mainly in pastels.

Biography Born in Fontainebleau, France, and brought up in Paris, Frølich was the daughter of the Danish painter Lorenz Frølich (1820–1908) and the Swedish pianist Carolina Charlotta In de Betou (1823–1872). From an early age, her father used her as a model for his many illustrations in children's books published by the editor and publisher Pierre-Jules Hetzel, especially the Mlle Lili series including La journée de Mlle Lili (1862) and Voyage de découvertes de Mlle Lili (1866).

She was introduced to drawing and painting by her father who continued to advise her until his death in 1908.

In 1885, she married the pastor Nicolai Christian Stage (1860–1938).

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Who was Edma Frølich?

Danish painter (1859-1958)

When was Edma Frølich born?

Edma Frølich was born on 14 August 1859 in Fontainebleau.

When did Edma Frølich die?

Edma Frølich died on 3 November 1958.

What was Edma Frølich's occupation?

Edma Frølich was a painter.

What nationality was Edma Frølich?

Edma Frølich was Danish.

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· Wikipedia: Edma Frølich

· Wikidata: Q23612390

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