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Kingdom of Denmark · March 26, 1805 – June 5, 1891Wikidata

F.C. Kiærskou

Danish painter (1805-1891)

Born in Copenhagen. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 180519 dated paintingsDied 1891

26 works

  • The manor "Tirsbæk" in Jytland
    The manor "Tirsbæk" in Jytland
    after · After F.C. Kiærskou
    19th century
  • From Starnberger Lake
    From Starnberger Lake
    F.C. Kiærskou
    19th century
  • Et parti fra Farum
    Et parti fra Farum
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1820–1831 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Klippekyst
    Klippekyst
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1837 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Tyrolean mountains
    Tyrolean mountains
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1840s
  • Tyrolean Landscape
    Tyrolean Landscape
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1843 · Nationalmuseum
  • At Sieglberg, Germany
    At Sieglberg, Germany
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1845
  • Frederiksborg
    Frederiksborg
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1847
  • At Bøllemose, Jægersborg
    At Bøllemose, Jægersborg
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1848–1852 · Nationalmuseum
  • Gothenburg Seen From Örgryte
    Gothenburg Seen From Örgryte
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1849 · Nationalmuseum
  • Forest scene in Jægersborg Dyrehave, Copenhagen
    Forest scene in Jægersborg Dyrehave, Copenhagen
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1854
  • Klippelandskab. Djupadal i Bleking
    Klippelandskab. Djupadal i Bleking
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1855 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Bernstorff House and Park
    Bernstorff House and Park
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1863 · Royal Collection
  • Alpine landscape with a river and tall mountains
    Alpine landscape with a river and tall mountains
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1864
  • Skovlandskab. Nordsjælland
    Skovlandskab. Nordsjælland
    F.C. Kiærskou
    1871 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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