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Grand Duchy of Finland · December 12, 1845 – May 10, 1892Wikidata

Fanny Churberg

Finnish artist (1845-1892)

Born in Vaasa. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 184542 dated paintingsDied 1892

47 works

  • Milldam, Landscape from Germany
    Milldam, Landscape from Germany
    Fanny Churberg
    1869 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Shore Landscape
    Shore Landscape
    Fanny Churberg
    1870–1892 · Saastamoinen foundation
  • A Forest Pond, after H. A. Cappelen
    A Forest Pond, after H. A. Cappelen
    Fanny Churberg
    1871 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Rapakivi Rocks ; Weathered Rocks
    Rapakivi Rocks ; Weathered Rocks
    Fanny Churberg
    1871 · Finnish National Gallery
  • A Clearing, Uusimaa Landscape
    A Clearing, Uusimaa Landscape
    Fanny Churberg
    1872 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Alpine Lake
    Alpine Lake
    Fanny Churberg
    1872 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Fire-Fallow Landscape from Uusimaa
    Fire-Fallow Landscape from Uusimaa
    Fanny Churberg
    c. 1872 · Nordea Art Foundation Finland
  • Finnish Landscape, Sketch
    Finnish Landscape, Sketch
    Fanny Churberg
    1873 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Haze
    Haze
    Fanny Churberg
    1874 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Birch-lined Shore in Espoo
    Birch-lined Shore in Espoo
    Fanny Churberg
    1874 · Signe and Ane Gyllenberg Foundation
  • In the woods
    In the woods
    Fanny Churberg
    1874 · Lauri and Lasse Reitz Foundation
  • Autumn Twilight
    Autumn Twilight
    Fanny Churberg
    1875 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Shocks of Rye
    Shocks of Rye
    Fanny Churberg
    1876 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Spring Landscape
    Spring Landscape
    Fanny Churberg
    1876 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Still Life with Vegetables and Fish
    Still Life with Vegetables and Fish
    Fanny Churberg
    1876 · Finnish National Gallery
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