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Parade - An afternoon with Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss
We are at Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss home for one afternoon. A question about Peter Weiss’ drawing Parade is the starting point for this conversation. The drawing came into being during the post-war period when Peter Weiss became interested in reproducing his feeling of freedom from his childhood through circus motifs. Ingela Johansson found Parade in Södertälje municipality's art collection.
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We are at Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss home for one afternoon. A question about Peter Weiss’ drawing Parade is the starting point for this conversation. The drawing came into being during the post-war period when Peter Weiss became interested in reproducing his feeling of freedom from his childhood through circus motifs. Ingela Johansson found Parade in Södertälje municipality's art collection.
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