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Kingdom of Denmark · February 5, 1833 – March 16, 1911Wikidata

Adolf Mackeprang

Danish painter (1833-1911)

Born in Langesø. Died in Frederiksberg.

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A life in paintings

Born 183333 dated paintingsDied 1911

38 works

  • Forest scene with fox pubs fighting over the remains of a bird.
    Forest scene with fox pubs fighting over the remains of a bird.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1850–1911
  • Landscape with a horse cart.
    Landscape with a horse cart.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • A girl in a blue dress riding in a forest with her dog.
    A girl in a blue dress riding in a forest with her dog.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • A fawn watching a butterfly.
    A fawn watching a butterfly.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • A fox hunting a mallard.
    A fox hunting a mallard.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • A happy encounter.
    A happy encounter.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • A dog chasing a roebuck.
    A dog chasing a roebuck.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Male red deer at the edge of a forest.
    Male red deer at the edge of a forest.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Cows on a Hillside.
    Cows on a Hillside.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Landscape with a hare.
    Landscape with a hare.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Landscape with red deer.
    Landscape with red deer.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Over the bridge.
    Over the bridge.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Ponies and a Hare overlooking the Sea.
    Ponies and a Hare overlooking the Sea.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Deer at the edge of a wood.
    Deer at the edge of a wood.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
  • Forest scene with red deer.
    Forest scene with red deer.
    Adolf Mackeprang
    1851–1911
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