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Kingdom of Denmark · August 21, 1839 – June 28, 1927Wikidata

Otto Bache

Danish painter and illustrator (1839–1927)

Born in Roskilde. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 1839180 dated paintingsDied 1927

186 works

  • Flag Day in Copenhagen on a Summer Day, in Vimmelskaftet
    Flag Day in Copenhagen on a Summer Day, in Vimmelskaftet
    Otto Bache
    2nd millennium · Loeb Danish Art Collection
  • Knippelsbro in Copenhagen, Denmark
    Knippelsbro in Copenhagen, Denmark
    Otto Bache
    19th century
  • Primadonna Leocadie Gerlach and singer Christian Hansen in “Don Giovanni”.
    Primadonna Leocadie Gerlach and singer Christian Hansen in “Don Giovanni”.
    Otto Bache
    1855–1927
  • A farm gate
    A farm gate
    Otto Bache
    1856 · Ribe Kunstmuseum
  • Winterscape
    Winterscape
    Otto Bache
    1857
  • Landscape with a man at the roadside.
    Landscape with a man at the roadside.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • A black and white ox.
    A black and white ox.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • A farmer and some cows in a field.
    A farmer and some cows in a field.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • Portrait of a woman in a red dress.
    Portrait of a woman in a red dress.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • A rider and his dog in the landscape outside Rome.
    A rider and his dog in the landscape outside Rome.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • An overcast day with cows in the field.
    An overcast day with cows in the field.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • Farm exterior with hens.
    Farm exterior with hens.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • Landscape with a gate.
    Landscape with a gate.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • An old bridge over a stream.
    An old bridge over a stream.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
  • Snowstorm at Kongens Nytorv.
    Snowstorm at Kongens Nytorv.
    Otto Bache
    1857–1927
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