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The Artist-s Sisters
Painting ID:: 41538
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Constantin Hansen
The Artist-s Sisters
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1826
Nordiska Museet
Stockholm
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A company of Danish artists in Rome
Painting ID:: 59229
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Constantin Hansen
A company of Danish artists in Rome
A company of Danish artists in Rome, 1837
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Hvilende Model
Painting ID:: 59230
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Constantin Hansen
Hvilende Model
Hvilende Model, 1839
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Tegner bekransar Oehlenschlager i Lunds domkyrka
Painting ID:: 72004
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Constantin Hansen
Tegner bekransar Oehlenschlager i Lunds domkyrka
Tegner bekransar Oehlenschlager i Lunds domkyrka 1829
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Oehlenschlaeger and Tegner
Painting ID:: 73481
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Constantin Hansen
Oehlenschlaeger and Tegner
Date 1866(1866)
Medium Oil painting
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Constantin Hansen
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Danish
1804-1880
Constantin Hansen Galleries
Danish painter. In 1816 he entered the Kongelige Akademi for de Sk?nne Kunster, Copenhagen, intending to study architecture; however he later became attracted to painting and worked under C. W. Eckersberg from 1828 to 1833. Around the middle of the 1820s he started developing an individual style of portraiture, which had matured by 1830. He often used his sisters and friends as models; using simple costumes, poses and compositions, he managed to endow his pictures with the intimacy and warmth that mark the Danish Golden Age. The Artist's Sisters Signe and Henriette Reading a Book (1826; Copenhagen, Stat. Mus. Kst) is a fine example of his combination of natural observation with Neo-classical idealization. Under Eckersberg, who encouraged both, he strengthened his natural flair for painting serene architectural views of Copenhagen. |
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| Elise Bruyere | HEUSSEN, Claes van | Kane Paul | |
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