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Kingdom of Denmark · November 16, 1859 – June 29, 1935Wikidata

Alfred Jensen

Danish marine painter and professor at the Hamburg School of Applied Arts (1859–1935)

Born in Randers. Died in Hamburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 185930 dated paintingsDied 1935

39 works

  • Tall Ship
    Tall Ship
    Alfred Jensen
    19th century
  • Ships motif (2)
    Ships motif (2)
    Alfred Jensen
    19th century
  • Minerva af Svendborg.
    Minerva af Svendborg.
    Alfred Jensen
    1877–1886
  • Clausens Gaard Ribe, Denmark.
    Clausens Gaard Ribe, Denmark.
    Alfred Jensen
    1877–1935
  • Sailing ships and a steam ferry in the Sound off Kronborg.
    Sailing ships and a steam ferry in the Sound off Kronborg.
    Alfred Jensen
    1877–1935
  • The port of Wismar.
    The port of Wismar.
    Alfred Jensen
    1877–1935
  • Ships at the roads of Montevideo, Uruguay.
    Ships at the roads of Montevideo, Uruguay.
    Alfred Jensen
    1890
  • Schiffsuntergang in tosender See
    Schiffsuntergang in tosender See
    Alfred Jensen
    1895
  • Q124719863
    Q124719863
    Alfred Jensen
    1896
  • Q124724950
    Q124724950
    Alfred Jensen
    1900–1935
  • Threemasted ship off the shore at dusk.
    Threemasted ship off the shore at dusk.
    Alfred Jensen
    1900–1935
  • View of Hamburg habour with a sailing ship and tugs
    View of Hamburg habour with a sailing ship and tugs
    Alfred Jensen
    20th century
  • From Öresund
    From Öresund
    Alfred Jensen
    20th century
  • Auf hoher See
    Auf hoher See
    Alfred Jensen
    20th century
  • Dreimaster auf Hoher See
    Dreimaster auf Hoher See
    Alfred Jensen
    20th century
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