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Norway · January 31, 1855 – October 15, 1940Wikidata

Karl Uchermann

Norwegian painter and illustrator (1855–1940)

Born in Vestvågøy Municipality. Died in Oslo.

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A life in paintings

Born 185512 dated paintingsDied 1940

12 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Hound
    Hound
    Karl Uchermann
    1855–1940
  • Two dogs
    Two dogs
    Karl Uchermann
    1855–1940
  • Q112161527
    Q112161527
    Karl Uchermann
    1855–1940
  • Q112161608
    Q112161608
    Karl Uchermann
    1855–1940
  • Flemish Dog Team
    Flemish Dog Team
    Karl Uchermann
    1880 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Q112156932
    Q112156932
    Karl Uchermann
    1894
  • Fienden kommer
    Fienden kommer
    Karl Uchermann
    1895 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Kunstnerviften
    Kunstnerviften
    Hans Heyerdahl, Thorolf Holmboe, Fredrik Kolstø, Otto Sinding, Gustav Lærum, Gerhard Munthe, Hans Gude, Jacob Bratland, Axel Ender, Asta Nørregaard, Eilif Peterssen, Elisabeth Sinding, Karl Uchermann, Severin Segelcke, Christian Skredsvig, Amaldus Nielsen, Carl Sundt-Hansen and Christian Krohg
    1898 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • In the Sun
    In the Sun
    Karl Uchermann
    1899 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Moose hunt
    Moose hunt
    Karl Uchermann
    1904
  • Irish Setter with a Duck
    Irish Setter with a Duck
    Karl Uchermann
    1906
  • TImage under copyright
    Tostrupsgate
    Karl Uchermann
    c. 1915 · Oslo Museum
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