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Norway · August 9, 1776 – June 10, 1839Wikidata

Jacob Munch

Norwegian painter and officer (1776–1839)

Born in Christiania. Died in Christiania.

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A life in paintings

Born 177648 dated paintingsDied 1839

67 works

11 without a public image, listed last

  • Diderich Hegermann
    Diderich Hegermann
    after · Christian Krohg and after Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium · Oslo Militære Samfund's Art collection
  • Q110887178
    Q110887178
    Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium · Haugar Vestfold kunstmuseum
  • Niels Arntzen Sem
    Niels Arntzen Sem
    Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium
  • Hans Jørgen Wetlesen
    Hans Jørgen Wetlesen
    attributed to · Attributed to Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium
  • Peder Pavels Hielm
    Peder Pavels Hielm
    Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium
  • Michael Glückstad
    Michael Glückstad
    Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium
  • Anna Dorothea Wedel-Jarlsberg
    Anna Dorothea Wedel-Jarlsberg
    possibly by · Possibly by Jacob Munch
    1794–1878
  • Niels Andreas Vibe
    Niels Andreas Vibe
    Jacob Munch
    19th century · Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Jacob Munch
    19th century · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Ida Kjerulf
    Ida Kjerulf
    Jacob Munch
    19th century
  • Painting
    Painting
    after · Christian Olsen and after Jacob Munch
    19th century · Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
  • Christian Krohg
    Christian Krohg
    Jacob Munch
    19th century
  • Painting
    Painting
    after · Christian Olsen and after Jacob Munch
    19th century · Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
  • Diderich Hegermann
    Diderich Hegermann
    after · Johan Gørbitz and after Jacob Munch
    19th century
  • Painting
    Painting
    after · David Arnesen and after Jacob Munch
    19th century · Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
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