Johan Skyttes hus, Historical building at Södermalmstorg 4, Stockholm, Sweden
The three-story building with its stepped gable stands at the intersection of Södermalmstorg, featuring a large studio window facing north.
Built in the 1640s for statesman Johan Skytte, the structure underwent reconstruction after the Maria parish fire of 1759 under architect Carl Henrik König.
The attic space was converted into a studio in 1913 for artist Anders Zorn, later becoming workspace for artists Kurt Jungstedt and Evert Taube.
The building received blue enamel signs from Samfundet S:t Erik in 1993, marking its status as a protected historical structure in Stockholm.
Artist Ernst Billgren currently occupies the studio space, continuing the building's tradition of housing Swedish creative professionals.
Location: Stockholm
Inception: 1640s
Address: Södermalmstorg 4
GPS coordinates: 59.32028,18.06972
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:32
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