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Kingdom of the Netherlands · July 12, 1816 – May 25, 1882Wikidata

Fredrik Marinus Kruseman

Dutch painter, 1817-1860 (1816–1882)

Born in Haarlem. Died in Saint-Gilles.

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A life in paintings

Born 18167 dated paintingsDied 1882

11 works

  • Summer Landscape
    Summer Landscape
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1849 · Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery
  • Winter Landscape
    Winter Landscape
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1849 · Maidstone Museum and Bentlif Art Gallery
  • Oogstmaand
    Oogstmaand
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1850 · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Meditating Monk at Night
    Meditating Monk at Night
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1855 · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Zomerlandschap met vissersbootje op vijver
    Zomerlandschap met vissersbootje op vijver
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1860 · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Monk Meditating near a Ruin by Moonlight
    Monk Meditating near a Ruin by Moonlight
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1862 · Rijksmuseum
  • A Summer Landscape
    A Summer Landscape
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
    1863 · National Trust
  • Winter Landscape With Skaters
    Winter Landscape With Skaters
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
  • Winter Landscape With Skaters
    Winter Landscape With Skaters
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
  • A winter landscape with activites on the ice near a castle
    A winter landscape with activites on the ice near a castle
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
  • Figures at Work in a Winter Landscape, an Approaching Storm Beyond
    Figures at Work in a Winter Landscape, an Approaching Storm Beyond
    Fredrik Marinus Kruseman
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