Calla Curman

Calla Curman around 1880

Calla Curman, née Lundström (1850–1935), was a Swedish writer, salon-holder and feminist. She was the founder of Stångehuvud nature reserve (1925), ladies' club (1885), which was the female equivalent of the all-male cultural club , and a board member of a number of societies, notably Friends of Handicraft in 1880–1904, and the Swedish Dress Reform Society. During the 1880s and 1890s, she hosted De Curmanska mottagningarna ('Curman Receptions'), a well-known literary salon.

Calla Lundström was born to rich industrialist Karl Frans Lundström and Sofie Malmberg, and received in-home tutoring from a private tutor. In 1868, she married doctor Adolf Liljenroth (1836–1874) and in 1878, she married professor Karl Peter Curman.

References[]

• Calla Curman (f. Lundström), urn:sbl:15740, Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (art av Gurli Linder.), hämtad 2015-09-05.

Further reading[]

• Calla Curman at Svenskt kvinnobiografiskt lexikon

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