Hugo Backmansson, Karl Bruno Åström, main cashier at Nafta Production Company, The Nobel Brothers, member of the Swedish association in Petrograd

Hugo Backmansson

Finnish · 1860–1953 · Painter

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Record prices

  1. Hugo Backmansson, Tanger, watercolourTangerHagelstam · €400≈ $462≈ £343Sign up to see
  2. Hugo Backmansson, A street view from Tanger, oil on boardA street view from TangerHagelstam · €325≈ $375≈ £278Sign up to see
  3. Hugo Backmansson, Untitled, watercolourUntitledHagelstam · €250≈ $289≈ £214Sign up to see

Hugo Backmansson’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).

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Hugo Backmansson, Tanger, watercolour
Tanger
Hagelstam · Sep 15, 2026
€400Sign up free to see
Hugo Backmansson, Untitled, watercolour
Untitled
Hagelstam · Sep 15, 2026
€250Sign up free to see
Hugo Backmansson, A street view from Tanger, oil on board
A street view from Tanger
Hagelstam · Sep 15, 2026
€325Sign up free to see
Hugo Backmansson, From Tangier, 1909, Oil on canvas
From Tangier, 1909
Clarke Auction Gallery · Jun 8, 2025
$150Sign up free to see

Works in museum collections

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Hugo Backmansson, Karl Bruno Åström, main cashier at Nafta Production Company, The Nobel Brothers, member of the Swedish association in Petrograd
Karl Bruno Åström, main cashier at Nafta Production Company, The Nobel Brothers, member of the Swedish association in Petrograd1906
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Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) — Nationalmuseum

Related artists — Finnish, born 1835–1885