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Sweden · July 2, 1855 – November 28, 1935Wikidata

Georg Pauli

Swedish painter (1855-1935)

Born in Jönköpings Kristina församling. Died in Botkyrka parish.

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A life in paintings

Born 185513 dated paintingsDied 1935

14 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Lady in a Landau. Motif from Paris
    Lady in a Landau. Motif from Paris
    Georg Pauli
    c. 1881–1883 · Nationalmuseum
  • A Garden in Grez
    A Garden in Grez
    Georg Pauli
    1884 · Nationalmuseum
  • Evening Reading
    Evening Reading
    Georg Pauli
    1884 · Finnish National Gallery
  • At the Bedside
    At the Bedside
    Georg Pauli
    1885 · Nationalmuseum
  • The Lace-Maker
    The Lace-Maker
    Georg Pauli
    1885 · Nationalmuseum
  • Portrait of the painter Hanna Hirsch
    Portrait of the painter Hanna Hirsch
    Georg Pauli
    1887
  • Winter Evening at Söder, Stockholm
    Winter Evening at Söder, Stockholm
    Georg Pauli
    1889 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • Bathing Men
    Bathing Men
    Georg Pauli
    1890s
  • Mens sana in corpore sano
    Mens sana in corpore sano
    Georg Pauli
    1912 · Malmö Art Museum
  • Youths Bathing
    Youths Bathing
    Georg Pauli
    1914 · Nationalmuseum
  • Självporträtt
    Självporträtt
    Georg Pauli
    1935 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Proposed Decoration for the Walls in the Upper Hall of the NM. Ansgar Preaching Christianity
    Proposed Decoration for the Walls in the Upper Hall of the NM. Ansgar Preaching Christianity
    Georg Pauli
    · Nationalmuseum
  • TImage under copyright
    The Telephone
    Georg Pauli
    1884 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • TImage under copyright
    The Ruins
    Georg Pauli
    1886 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
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