Johan Fredrik Eckersberg

1822–1870 · Norway

Johan Fredrik Eckersberg (16 June 1822 – 13 July 1870) was a Norwegian painter most noted for his landscapes. Eckersberg was a prominent figure in the transition from Romanticism to Realism in 19th-century Norwegian art, both as an artistic painter and a teacher at his own art school in Oslo. Wikipedia

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Works

“Landscape from Romsdalen”, 1858 — Nationalmuseum
“View of Funchal, Madeira”, 1854 — National Museum
“From Horgheim in Romsdal”, 1857 — National Museum
“View of Jotunheimen”, 1866 — National Museum
“View of the Oslofjord” — National Museum
“View of Suldal”, 1852 — National Museum
“View from Valle in Setesdal”, 1852 — National Museum
“Norwegian Valley”, 1850 — National Museum
“Norwegian Landscape”, 1849 — National Museum
“Snowfield”, 1851 — National Museum
“Bridal Escort on the Hardanger Fiord”, 1865 — Nationalmuseum
“From Kviteseid”, 1868 — National Museum
“View from Nes in Hallingdal”, 1860 — National Museum
“Portrait”, 1844 — Oslo Museum
“Schooner in choppy seas”, 1851 — Norwegian Maritime Museum
“Sunset in the Mountains”, 1865 — National Museum
“View of Tesselven”, 1857 — National Museum
“Utsikt over Funchal på Madeira”, 1853 — National Museum
“Lars Ihle”, 1844 — Oslo Museum
“Panoramautsikt over Nordmarka, Frognerseteren, Christiania og Østmarka sett fra Tryvannshøyden”, 1868 — National Museum