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Danish artist Anton Dich (1889? 1935), married in 1911 to Eva Arosenius, widow of the artist Ivar Arosenius. He became the stepfather of Eva and Ivar's daughter 'Lillan' and the couple had a son Ivan in 1912. The family moved to Paris just before the First World War and ended up in the city's artist circles. They lived a wandering and rootless life, with a lot of traveling and several address changes. In the neighborhood around Montparnasse, Anton Dich spent a lot of time with the Italian artist Amadeo Modigliani. Between 1922 and 1924, Dich attended the Salon d'Automne and the Salon des Indépendants in Paris. The family moved in the late 1920s to the town of Bordighera, in northwestern Italy. Anton Dich died in 1935 in Bordighera and is buried there. Danske konstnären Anton Dich (1889-1935), gifte sig 1911 med Eva Arosenius, änka efter konstnären Ivar Arosenius. Han blev styvfar till Evas och Ivars dotter 'Lillan' och paret fick sonen Ivan 1912. Familjen flyttade strax före första världskriget till Paris och hamnade i stadens konstnärskretsar. De levde ett kringflackande och rotlöst liv, med mycket resande och flera adressbyten. I kvarteren kring Montparnasse umgicks Anton Dich mycket med den italienske konstnären Amadeo Modigliani. Mellan 1922 och 1924 deltog Dich i Paris på Salon d'Automne och på Salon des Indépendants. Familjen flyttade i slutet av 1920-talet till staden Bordighera, i nordvästra Italien. Anton Dich avled 1935 i Bordighera och ligger begravd där.

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