Sigurd Torbjørn Sørensen

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Sigurd Torbjørn Sørensen (1901 - 1981) was a Norwegian painter, best known for his beautiful landscapes. He also made portraits in his early days.

Early life[]

Sørensen was born September 7, 1901 in Antwerp. In 1914 Sørensen moved to Norway from where his parents were originally.

Training and education[]

Even as a boy Sørensen stood out with his drawings at school in Antwerp. (These drawings are still at the Antwerp school.)

Professor Wefring was his first art tutor. Later he joined the Oslo School for Arts and Crafts. Finally to complete his education, Sørensen was a disciple tutored by Carl von Hanro, Leon Aurdal and Per Krohg.

Art and career[]

S. T. Sørensen is specially known by his breathtaking Norwegian landscape paintings.

In his "Forest Insides" Sørensen gives a well forward stream in motion or a Sunday quietness of the water, surrounded by lush vegetation and powerful trunks. All provide an harmonious unit with the Norwegian countryside.

S. T. Sorensen was usually largely represented in exhibitions at Blomqvist Art trading in Oslo.