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Kingdom of Denmark · November 21, 1869 – May 11, 1915Wikidata

Jens Birkholm

Danish painter (1869-1915)

Born in Faaborg. Died in Faaborg.

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A life in paintings

Born 186916 dated paintingsDied 1915

16 works

  • Four men in the home of an artist.
    Four men in the home of an artist.
    Jens Birkholm
    1887–1915
  • A man walking in the woods.
    A man walking in the woods.
    Jens Birkholm
    1887–1915
  • A autumn harvest scenery.
    A autumn harvest scenery.
    Jens Birkholm
    1887–1915
  • Q21094542
    Q21094542
    Jens Birkholm
    1892 · Faaborg Museum
  • Bedtime at the Shelter
    Bedtime at the Shelter
    Jens Birkholm
    1901 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Q21094450
    Q21094450
    Jens Birkholm
    1904 · Faaborg Museum
  • Eisengießerei
    Eisengießerei
    Jens Birkholm
    1905 · Berlinische Galerie
  • Sunday school in the orphanage
    Sunday school in the orphanage
    Jens Birkholm
    1906 · Faaborg Museum
  • Warming Hall in Berlin
    Warming Hall in Berlin
    Jens Birkholm
    1908 · Berlinische Galerie
  • Bringing in the hay.
    Bringing in the hay.
    Jens Birkholm
    1908
  • The coast at Dyreborg on Funen.
    The coast at Dyreborg on Funen.
    Jens Birkholm
    1908
  • The coast of Bjørnø in the evening sun.
    The coast of Bjørnø in the evening sun.
    Jens Birkholm
    1908
  • Coast with wildflowers.
    Coast with wildflowers.
    Jens Birkholm
    1909
  • Sunshine on a spring day in front of the family house at Charlottenburg.
    Sunshine on a spring day in front of the family house at Charlottenburg.
    Jens Birkholm
    1910 · Kunstmuseum Brandts
  • From the mill at Karlebo.
    From the mill at Karlebo.
    Jens Birkholm
    1912
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