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German Empire · May 14, 1838 – January 23, 1923Wikidata

Carl Malchin

German painter (1838-1923)

Born in Kröpelin. Died in Schwerin.

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A life in paintings

Born 183812 dated paintingsDied 1923

20 works

  • Landscape in Mecklenburg with a shepherd and his flock
    Landscape in Mecklenburg with a shepherd and his flock
    Carl Malchin
    1876
  • Use of the first threshing machine at Lankow near Schwerin in 1882
    Use of the first threshing machine at Lankow near Schwerin in 1882
    Carl Malchin
    1882 · Deutsches Historisches Museum
  • Early Spring: Dirt road at the village church Gressow, in the background Tressow castle near Wismar
    Early Spring: Dirt road at the village church Gressow, in the background Tressow castle near Wismar
    Carl Malchin
    1885
  • At Lake Schwerin
    At Lake Schwerin
    Carl Malchin
    1887
  • Port of Wustrow with washerwomen
    Port of Wustrow with washerwomen
    Carl Malchin
    1890 · Kunstmuseum Ahrenshoop
  • Windmill near Ahrenshoop
    Windmill near Ahrenshoop
    Carl Malchin
    1891 · Staatliches Museum Schwerin
  • Cows on Lakeshore
    Cows on Lakeshore
    Carl Malchin
    1895
  • Kühe im Wasser
    Kühe im Wasser
    Carl Malchin
    1898 · Klassik Stiftung Weimar
  • At the Palace Garden
    At the Palace Garden
    Carl Malchin
    1900
  • Pond in the Paulshöhe park area near Schwerin
    Pond in the Paulshöhe park area near Schwerin
    Carl Malchin
    c. 1901
  • Cows at the watering trough
    Cows at the watering trough
    Carl Malchin
    1906
  • Potato harvest on Fischland
    Potato harvest on Fischland
    Carl Malchin
    1911
  • Summer landscape with creek
    Summer landscape with creek
    Carl Malchin
  • Windmill near Graal on the Baltic Sea
    Windmill near Graal on the Baltic Sea
    Carl Malchin
  • Approaching weather
    Approaching weather
    Carl Malchin
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