were all spent at home, in Stockholm, where he painted landscapes and published a collection of his letters and diaries called En målares anteckningar 1 - 2 (A Painter's Notes), compiled from earlier publications. In 1905, a comprehensive edition was issued by the National Library. His works may be seen at the Nationalmuseum and the Göteborgs konstmuseum. "Egron Lundgrens väg", a street in Södra Ängby, is named after him. Writings by Lundgren online "En målares anteckningar. Utdrag ur dagböcker och bref" @ Project Runeberg "Reseskildringar, anteckningar och bref" @ Project Runeberg References Further reading Gellerstedt, Albert Theodor: Minne af Egron Lundgren: Ett studiefragment (1914) Norstedts Nilsson, Sten Åke: The painter's eye: Egron Lundgren and India Nationalmuseum, 0081-5683 (1992) Plaza Orellana, Rocío: Egron Lundgren: un pintor sueco en Sevilla, Arte hispalense (2012) Egron Lundgren: en målares anteckningar (exhibition catalog), edited by Küllike Montgomery and Ragnar von Holten with photographs by Erik Cornelius. Nationalmusei utställningskatalog, 0585-3222 (1995) External links More works by Lundgren @ ArtNet Biography @ the Svenskt Biografiskt Lexikon Biography from the Nordisk Familjebok @ Project Runeberg Necrology from the Svea Folkkalender @ Project Runeberg "Med målarens öga – Svensk konstnär som krigsreporter" @ Populär Historia 1815 births 1875 deaths 19th-century Swedish painters Orientalist painters Swedish male painters Swedish watercolourists 19th-century Swedish male artists