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Sweden · February 13, 1834 – October 4, 1906Wikidata

Alfred Wahlberg

Swedish painter (1834-1906)

Born in Stockholm. Died in Tranås.

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A life in paintings

Born 183415 dated paintingsDied 1906

26 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Orchard in Spring
    Orchard in Spring
    Alfred Wahlberg
    2nd millennium · KODE Art museums and composer homes
  • French Landscape
    French Landscape
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1834–1906 · KODE Art museums and composer homes
  • Bear-Hunting in the Winter
    Bear-Hunting in the Winter
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1861 · Nationalmuseum
  • Swedish Landscape. Motif from Kolmården
    Swedish Landscape. Motif from Kolmården
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1866 · Nationalmuseum
  • Q124820086
    Q124820086
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1870s
  • View near Waxholm
    View near Waxholm
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1872 · Nationalmuseum
  • The Shore
    The Shore
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1872 · Nationalmuseum
  • A Day in October, near Waxholm, Sweden
    A Day in October, near Waxholm, Sweden
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1873 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Moonlit Landscape
    Moonlit Landscape
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1878 · Nationalmuseum
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1880–1890 · Reading Public Museum
  • Moonlight, Fjällbacka
    Moonlight, Fjällbacka
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1880
  • Q124744183
    Q124744183
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1881
  • Maritime Landscape in Moonlight
    Maritime Landscape in Moonlight
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1888 · Finnish National Gallery
  • A Moonlit Night by Hallands Väderö
    A Moonlit Night by Hallands Väderö
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1889 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Fishing Boats at Saint Guénolé
    Fishing Boats at Saint Guénolé
    Alfred Wahlberg
    1899
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