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Kingdom of Prussia · February 4, 1844 – May 14, 1894Wikidata

Christian Ludwig Bokelmann

German painter (1844–1894)

Born in St. Jürgen. Died in Berlin.

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A life in paintings

Born 184412 dated paintingsDied 1894

12 works

  • The Gambler
    The Gambler
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    c. 1873 · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • The Gambler
    The Gambler
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    c. 1873 · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Schuhputzerjunge und Kakadu
    Schuhputzerjunge und Kakadu
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1875
  • The People’s Bank Shortly Before the Crash
    The People’s Bank Shortly Before the Crash
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1877 · Milwaukee Art Museum
  • An Arrest
    An Arrest
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1881
  • Farewell of the emigrants
    Farewell of the emigrants
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1882 · Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
  • Spielsaal in Monte Carlo
    Spielsaal in Monte Carlo
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1884 · Führermuseum
  • The Casino, Monte Carlo
    The Casino, Monte Carlo
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1884
  • Fire in the Village
    Fire in the Village
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1885 · Museumsberg Flensburg
  • Großmutter mit Enkelin
    Großmutter mit Enkelin
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1887
  • Lead Mine in Selbeck
    Lead Mine in Selbeck
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1888 · Alte Nationalgalerie
  • Abendmahl in Selsingen
    Abendmahl in Selsingen
    Christian Ludwig Bokelmann
    1890s · Hanover Historical Museum
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