Thomas Fearnley

1802–1842 · Norway

Thomas Fearnley (Norwegian pronunciation:, 27 December 1802 – 16 January 1842) was a Norwegian romantic painter, a pupil of Johan Christian Dahl and a leading representative of Norwegian romantic nationalism in painting. Wikipedia

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Works

“Grindelwald glacier”, 1838 — National Museum
“Rock at Berchtesgaden” — Nationalmuseum
“The Harbour in Agrigento”, 1839 — National Museum
“Cottage in the Wood”, 1822 — National Museum
“A Waterspout on the Bay of Naples”, 1833 — National Museum
“Farmhouses in Meiringen in Switzerland”, 1835 — National Museum
“From Aurland in Sogn”, 1832 — National Museum
“From Capri”, 1833 — National Museum
“Road in Carrara”, 1835 — National Museum
“Terrace in Procida”, 1833
“Sunrise in the Wengernalp”, 1835 — Fitzwilliam Museum
“From a Courtyard at the Scharfenberg Castle near Dresden”, 1829 — National Museum
“Duck-shooting an Autum Morning by Königssee”, 1835 — National Museum
“The Labro Falls”, 1836 — National Museum
“View from Meiringen in Switzerland”, 1835 — National Museum
“From Oberhasli in Switzerland”, 1835 — National Museum
“View of Olevano”, 1834 — National Museum
“Terrace with Oak, Sorrento”, 1834 — National Museum
“Terrace near Amalfi”, 1833 — National Museum
“Timber Yard”, 1839 — National Museum