Johannes Flintoe

1787–1870 · Norway

Johannes Flintoe was a Danish-born painter of Norwegian ancestry. He is known for his landscapes, costume studies and historical scenes. His works play a significant role in the transition to romantic nationalism. Wikipedia

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Works

“View from Bjønnestigvarden, Aurland”, 1820 — National Museum
“Jacob Christian Finckenhagen”, 1830
“Hans Jacob Broch Sparre”, 1831
“Henriette Catschuissa Marguerite Rosalie Sparre”, 1828
“Johan Unger”, 1831
“Anne Marie Unger”, 1831
“Gregers Fougner Lundh”, 1823
“Bolette Christine Munthe”, 1819
“View from Peckel's Estate in Pilestredet, Oslo”, 1832 — National Museum
“Portrait of Emil Ferdinand von Trepka”, 1800s — Oslo Museum
“Lars Johannes Irgens”, 1822
“Jacob Friedrich Schilling”, 1825 — Oslo Militære Samfund's Art collection
“Jacob Aall”, 1828
“Self-portrait”, 1817
“Hartvig Kaas Munthe”, 1819
“The Habour in Skiringssal”, 1835 — National Museum
“Hønefossen”, 1819 — National Museum
“Cæsarina Eleonore Christine Schilling”, 1825
“Nicolai Andresen”, 1831
“Engel Johanne Christiane Andresen”, 1818