Georg Pauli

1855–1935 · Sweden · Symbolism

Georg Vilhelm Pauli (2 July 1855, Jönköping - 28 November 1935, Stockholm) was a Swedish painter, known primarily for portraits and figures. He was also the author of numerous art-related books. Wikipedia

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Works

“A Garden in Grez”, 1884 — Nationalmuseum
“Hanna in a Blue Dress (Portrait of the Artist's Wife)”, 1896
“French Confirmation”
“French Landscape”
“Fyra flickor och en student”, 1922
“The Reading Light”, 1884
“On the Bridge”, 1888
“Bathing Men”, 1890s
“The Lace-Maker”, 1885 — Nationalmuseum
“Evening Reading”, 1884 — Finnish National Gallery
“Mens sana in corpore sano”, 1912 — Malmö Art Museum
“Självporträtt”, 1935 — Nationalmuseum
“Youths Bathing”, 1914 — Nationalmuseum
“At the Bedside”, 1885 — Nationalmuseum
“Proposed Decoration for the Walls in the Upper Hall of the NM. Ansgar Preaching Christianity” — Nationalmuseum
“Lady in a Landau. Motif from Paris”, 1881 — Nationalmuseum
“Winter Evening at Söder, Stockholm”, 1889 — Fürstenberg Gallery
“The Ruins”, 1886 — Fürstenberg Gallery
“The Telephone”, 1884 — Fürstenberg Gallery
“Portrait of the painter Hanna Hirsch”, 1887

Georg Pauli

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