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Germany · March 6, 1825 – January 17, 1905Wikidata

Valentin Ruths

German painter (1825-1905)

Born in Hamburg. Died in Hamburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 182513 dated paintingsDied 1905

14 works

  • Open Landscape with Low Hills. Summer
    Open Landscape with Low Hills. Summer
    Valentin Ruths
    1840–1905 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Wooded Hills behind a Meadow with a Peat Bog
    Wooded Hills behind a Meadow with a Peat Bog
    Valentin Ruths
    1840–1905 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Italienische Landschaft mit Kastell und Staffage
    Italienische Landschaft mit Kastell und Staffage
    Valentin Ruths
    c. 1850 · Führermuseum
  • Im Inneren der Campagna
    Im Inneren der Campagna
    Valentin Ruths
    1865
  • Ziegelhütten im Sabinergebirge
    Ziegelhütten im Sabinergebirge
    Valentin Ruths
    1867
  • Die Heide bei Bispingen
    Die Heide bei Bispingen
    Valentin Ruths
    c. 1885 · Albert-König-Museum
  • Mountain landscape with castle
    Mountain landscape with castle
    Valentin Ruths
    1887 · Führermuseum
  • At the copper mill Rohlfshagen (Schleswig-Holstein)
    At the copper mill Rohlfshagen (Schleswig-Holstein)
    Valentin Ruths
    20th century
  • Blick auf Tesperhude
    Blick auf Tesperhude
    Valentin Ruths
    20th century
  • Frühling im Wald bei Aumühle
    Frühling im Wald bei Aumühle
    Valentin Ruths
    20th century
  • Ilsebachtal in the Harz
    Ilsebachtal in the Harz
    Valentin Ruths
    20th century
  • Cows at the watering place
    Cows at the watering place
    Valentin Ruths
    20th century
  • Aus dem Harz
    Aus dem Harz
    Valentin Ruths
    1905
  • Wilsede
    Wilsede
    Valentin Ruths
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