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Kingdom of Denmark · November 19, 1857 – August 21, 1925Wikidata

Hans Agersnap

Danish painter (1857-1925)

Born in Ansager. Died in Brørup.

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A life in paintings

Born 1857172 dated paintingsDied 1925

172 works

  • Landscape with heath and a bog.
    Landscape with heath and a bog.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Landscape with heather.
    Landscape with heather.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Country landscape with a rainbow.
    Country landscape with a rainbow.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • A boy walking through a Danish wood.
    A boy walking through a Danish wood.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Forest view.
    Forest view.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Winter landscape with snow.
    Winter landscape with snow.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Winter landscape with a snow covered farm.
    Winter landscape with a snow covered farm.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • River landscape with a house.
    River landscape with a house.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Winter landscape with a road passing houses and trees.
    Winter landscape with a road passing houses and trees.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Winter scene.
    Winter scene.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • View of a hilly landscape near an inlet.
    View of a hilly landscape near an inlet.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Winter landscape at sunset.
    Winter landscape at sunset.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Winter Landscape.
    Winter Landscape.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • Country landscape with figures and thatched cottage.
    Country landscape with figures and thatched cottage.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
  • View near Munkebjerg, Denmark.
    View near Munkebjerg, Denmark.
    Hans Agersnap
    1875–1925
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