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Pontus Carle (born in 1955 in Sweden) is a contemporary artist living between Paris and Berlin.[ citation needed ]
Pontus Carle was raised in Paris, where he moved with his family at the age of four.[ citation needed ]
He studied etching at the Academie Henri Goetz in Paris in 1973. He continued his education at the Beaux Arts in Paris in 1976, concentrating on lithography and painting. This is followed by a year studying etching and lithography in Malmö, Sweden. Carle lived in New York City between 1980 and 1989, where he started exhibiting his work in 1985.[ citation needed ]
Since 1991, he has lived and worked in Paris and Berlin. His work is exhibited in Europe and the United States, and is represented in numerous museums and private collections in Europe and in the United States. [1]
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