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Anna Svenborg Billing (1849–1927) was a Swedish painter who is remembered for her landscapes and her still-lifes. After being introduced to painting by her father Tore Billing, she trained under Swedish artists including Kerstin Cardon and became a student of the French painter Georges Jeannin in Paris. She exhibited there at the Salon in 1884. The collection of Sweden's Nationalmuseum includes works by Billing.

Biography
Born in Stockholm on 28 May 1849, Anna Billing was the daughter of the landscape painter Lars Teodor (Tore) Billing (1816–1892) and his wife, the opera singer Elma Charlotta née Ström (1822–1889). She was first raised in a highly cultural home where, as a small child, she associated with prominent figures of the times including the actor Nils Almlöf, the painter Joseph Magnus Stäck and the composer Jacopo Foroni. The family then moved abroad, to Düsseldorf, Lucerne and Paris, where she attended various schools. In 1859, they returned to Sweden where she attended where she finally attended schools where she could improve her Swedish. Anna Billing died in Stockholm on 4 December 1927. ==Gallery==
Gallery
Anna Billing – Hedelmä-asetelma, 1881.jpg|Hedelmä-asetelma, 1881' Anna Billing – Motiv från Carolles - Normandie.jpg|Motiv från Carolles - Normandie Anna Billing – Stilleben med solfjäder.jpg|Stilleben med solfjäder ==References==
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