Carl Fredrik Hill

1849–1911 · Sweden

Carl Fredrik Hill (31 May 1849 – 22 February 1911) was a Swedish painter and draftsman. He is known for the atmospheric landscapes he painted during the first four years of his career, and for the drawings of fantastical scenes he created after he became mentally ill in his late twenties. Wikipedia

20 works in the quiz. Play a round on Carl Fredrik Hill — not whether it is theirs, but which one.

Works

“The Cemetery”, 1877 — Malmö Art Museum
“The Tree and the River III (The Seine at Bois-le-Roi)”, 1877 — Nationalmuseum
“The Last Human Beings” — Nationalmuseum
“Route de Paris”, 1877 — Swedish Academy
“A Steep Ascent in Montigny-sur-Loing”, 1876 — Nationalmuseum
“Figures on Golden Ground. Composition from His Illness” — Nationalmuseum
“Figure Composition” — Nationalmuseum
“Autumn”, 1877 — Nationalmuseum
“The black spruces”, 1878 — Malmö Art Museum
“Seashore at Luc-sur-Mer”, 1876 — Malmö Art Museum
“Landscape with drifting clouds”, 1876 — Malmö Art Museum
“Villa at Seine, Bois-le Roi. Fontainebleau”, 1877 — Malmö Art Museum
“Untitled (Oriental interior)”, 1897 — Malmö Art Museum
“River Landscape, Champagne”, 1876 — Nationalmuseum
“Sister Anna”, 1877 — Nationalmuseum
“Moorland with carriage”, 1878 — Nationalmuseum
“Stonequarry by the River Oise II”, 1877 — Nationalmuseum
“Coast Scene, Luc-sur-Mer”, 1876 — Gothenburg Museum of Art
“Apple Tree in Blossom”, 1877 — Nationalmuseum
“Wild Country in the Forest of Fontainebleau”, 1876 — Nationalmuseum