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Kingdom of Denmark · September 5, 1837 – October 13, 1909Wikidata

Janus la Cour

Danish artist (1837-1909)

Born in Ringkøbing. Died in Odder.

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A life in paintings

Born 1837164 dated paintingsDied 1909

174 works

  • Landscape from Helgenæs with rain clouds
    Landscape from Helgenæs with rain clouds
    Janus la Cour
    1826 · Nationalmuseum
  • Beachview with large rocks.
    Beachview with large rocks.
    Janus la Cour
    June 1854
  • From the old ravelin.
    From the old ravelin.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • A field of rye at the bay of Aarhus.
    A field of rye at the bay of Aarhus.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • The coast south of Aarhus at Marselisborg.
    The coast south of Aarhus at Marselisborg.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • View over treetops towards a fiord.
    View over treetops towards a fiord.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • Study of trees along a fence.
    Study of trees along a fence.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • Birch trees at a gravel road.
    Birch trees at a gravel road.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
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    Q114204898
    Janus la Cour
    1855
  • Landscape with a view to a lake, morning.
    Landscape with a view to a lake, morning.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • View of Møens Klint with Sommerspiret and Taleren.
    View of Møens Klint with Sommerspiret and Taleren.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • View of a beach with dunes.
    View of a beach with dunes.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • Coastal view from Capri.
    Coastal view from Capri.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
  • View from Helgenæs.
    View from Helgenæs.
    Janus la Cour
    1855
  • Costal scene with rocks.
    Costal scene with rocks.
    Janus la Cour
    1855–1909
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