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Norway · February 16, 1830 – January 6, 1902Wikidata

Lars Hertervig

Norwegian artist (1830-1902)

Born in Borgøy. Died in Stavanger.

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A life in paintings

Born 183020 dated paintingsDied 1902

20 works

  • Q22217006
    Q22217006
    Lars Hertervig
    1830–1902 · Museum Stavanger
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Lars Hertervig
    1830–1902 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Q107583990
    Q107583990
    Lars Hertervig
    1830–1902 · Museum Stavanger
  • Rullestadjuvet
    Rullestadjuvet
    Lars Hertervig
    1850s · Museum Stavanger
  • Q22205353
    Q22205353
    Lars Hertervig
    1853 · Museum Stavanger
  • A Forest
    A Forest
    Lars Hertervig
    1853 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Q22205374
    Q22205374
    Lars Hertervig
    1854 · Museum Stavanger
  • Coastal Landscape
    Coastal Landscape
    Lars Hertervig
    1855 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Q59602627
    Q59602627
    Lars Hertervig
    1855 · Museum Stavanger
  • Q59616379
    Q59616379
    Lars Hertervig
    1855 · Museum Stavanger
  • Summer Landscape, Thunder looms
    Summer Landscape, Thunder looms
    Lars Hertervig
    1856 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Den gamle broen
    Den gamle broen
    Lars Hertervig
    1856 · Museum Stavanger
  • Old Pine Trees
    Old Pine Trees
    Lars Hertervig
    1865 · Museum Stavanger
  • Q22219338
    Q22219338
    Lars Hertervig
    1865 · Museum Stavanger
  • The Tarn
    The Tarn
    Lars Hertervig
    1865 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
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