Bengt Karl Erik Lindström (Storsjökapell, 3 September 1925 – Sundsvall, 29 January 2008) belongs to a family of pioneering artists who gave 20th-century art a new dimension.

His work, closely linked to the Nordic traditions, quickly gained international recognition due to the power of the themes he explored, and through his vibrant color palette.

Lindström’s influence on the art of his time cannot be underestimated. His sensitivity to Sámi culture and the way he integrated these traditions into his work fostered a new visual expression. Lindström’s unique and highly recognizable work quickly transcended the borders of his native Sweden to conquer the world. His numerous exhibitions in Europe and the United States allowed him to build a solid reputation among the public and garner the trust and esteem of his peers.

Bengt Lindström has become and remains one of the most important icons of the Far North. His legacy, palpable in every corner of the globe, reveals a body of work that leaves no one untouched and is cherished by art lovers around the world.