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Kingdom of Denmark · December 17, 1823 – June 25, 1895Wikidata

August Schiøtt

Danish painter (1823-1895)

Born in Helsingør. Died in Hellebæk.

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A life in paintings

Born 182311 dated paintingsDied 1895

12 works

  • Princess Caroline of Denmark (1793-1881)
    Princess Caroline of Denmark (1793-1881)
    August Schiøtt
    19th century
  • Coastal view with boats on the beach.
    Coastal view with boats on the beach.
    August Schiøtt
    1841–1895
  • Bathing boys.
    Bathing boys.
    August Schiøtt
    1841–1884
  • Young girl talking to a fisherman who is mending nets.
    Young girl talking to a fisherman who is mending nets.
    August Schiøtt
    1841–1895
  • Portrait of Oline Mathilde Lund.
    Portrait of Oline Mathilde Lund.
    August Schiøtt
    1847
  • Portrait of King Frederik VII of Denmark in dark blue uniform.
    Portrait of King Frederik VII of Denmark in dark blue uniform.
    August Schiøtt
    1850
  • Portrait of Ida Marie Bille née Bille-Brahe.
    Portrait of Ida Marie Bille née Bille-Brahe.
    August Schiøtt
    1854
  • John Thadeus Delane
    John Thadeus Delane
    August Schiøtt
    1862 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Portrait of Countess Charlotte Frederikke Trampe, née Countess Knuth-Knuthenborg (1840–1931)
    Portrait of Countess Charlotte Frederikke Trampe, née Countess Knuth-Knuthenborg (1840–1931)
    August Schiøtt
    1865
  • Adolph Wilhelm Dinesen (1807-1876), Danish army officer and estate owner
    Adolph Wilhelm Dinesen (1807-1876), Danish army officer and estate owner
    August Schiøtt
    1876 · Royal Danish Library
  • Two women and a dog on a path in the woods with a view of the sea on a summer day.
    Two women and a dog on a path in the woods with a view of the sea on a summer day.
    August Schiøtt
    1878
  • Fisherfolk Gathered at the Shore
    Fisherfolk Gathered at the Shore
    August Schiøtt
    1888
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