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Kingdom of Denmark · July 21, 1870 – March 15, 1940Wikidata

Christian Aigens

Danish painter (1870-1940)

Born in Copenhagen. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 1870167 dated paintingsDied 1940

174 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of the writer Chr. Engelstoft.
    Portrait of the writer Chr. Engelstoft.
    Christian Aigens
    1885–1921 · Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg
  • Portrait of professor Harald Høffding.
    Portrait of professor Harald Høffding.
    Christian Aigens
    1885–1940 · Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg
  • From the beach pavilion at Munkebjerg. Evening.
    From the beach pavilion at Munkebjerg. Evening.
    Christian Aigens
    1885–1940 · VejleMuseerne
  • Self-portrait.
    Self-portrait.
    Christian Aigens
    1885–1940 · Skagens Museum
  • A model turning away in the lamplight.
    A model turning away in the lamplight.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • Woman seen from behind.
    Woman seen from behind.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • Interior with a woman sitting at a table.
    Interior with a woman sitting at a table.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • Rural interior.
    Rural interior.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • A ballet dancer.
    A ballet dancer.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • Child with an apple.
    Child with an apple.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • Profile of a boy.
    Profile of a boy.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • A boy with a canary.
    A boy with a canary.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • A boy with a violin.
    A boy with a violin.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • A boy and a girl with a canary.
    A boy and a girl with a canary.
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
  • A boy and a girl with a canary. (72 x 63 cm).
    A boy and a girl with a canary. (72 x 63 cm).
    Christian Aigens
    1888–1940
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