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Kingdom of Denmark · November 21, 1851 – December 20, 1915Wikidata

Carl Locher

Danish realist painter (1851-1915)

Born in Flensburg. Died in Skagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 185188 dated paintingsDied 1915

93 works

  • Kystlandskab. Hornbæk
    Kystlandskab. Hornbæk
    Carl Locher
    1866–1915 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Landscape at Hornbæk.
    Landscape at Hornbæk.
    Carl Locher
    1868–1915
  • The boat is hauled ashore.
    The boat is hauled ashore.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Fishermen in a small boat.
    Fishermen in a small boat.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Fishermen dragging in their nets.
    Fishermen dragging in their nets.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Fishermen with their boat on a beach on a rainy day.
    Fishermen with their boat on a beach on a rainy day.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • A three-masted barque and a brigantine at sea.
    A three-masted barque and a brigantine at sea.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Surf, dark clouds are gathering.
    Surf, dark clouds are gathering.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Sailing ships at sea.
    Sailing ships at sea.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Ships at sea.
    Ships at sea.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Woodlands at Röstumga, Sweden.
    Woodlands at Röstumga, Sweden.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • A brig off a coast.
    A brig off a coast.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • The sea with ships and seagulls.
    The sea with ships and seagulls.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Ships on the sea, sundown.
    Ships on the sea, sundown.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
  • Stormy weather at the pier of Skagen.
    Stormy weather at the pier of Skagen.
    Carl Locher
    1869–1915
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