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Norway · August 13, 1852 – October 16, 1925Wikidata

Christian Krohg

Norwegian painter and writer (1852–1925)

Born in Vestre Aker. Died in Oslo.

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A life in paintings

Born 1852181 dated paintingsDied 1925

191 works

9 without a public image, listed last

  • The herring are in
    The herring are in
    Christian Krohg
    2nd millennium · Norwegian Maritime Museum
  • Diderich Hegermann
    Diderich Hegermann
    Christian Krohg and after Jacob Munch
    2nd millennium · Oslo Militære Samfund's Art collection
  • Furling sail
    Furling sail
    Christian Krohg
    2nd millennium · Norwegian Maritime Museum
  • Breakfast
    Breakfast
    Christian Krohg
    2nd millennium · Glomdalsmuseet
  • Verdens gang
    Verdens gang
    Christian Krohg
    2nd millennium · Trondheim art museum
  • Untitled [sailor on a ship deck in a storm)
    Untitled [sailor on a ship deck in a storm)
    Christian Krohg
    19th century · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Q104211923
    Q104211923
    Christian Krohg
    19th century · Trondheim art museum
  • Gårdsinteriør
    Gårdsinteriør
    Christian Krohg
    1852–1925 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Påkledning
    Påkledning
    Christian Krohg
    1852–1921 · Museum Stavanger
  • Jørgen Mandix
    Jørgen Mandix
    Christian Krohg and after Jacob Munch
    1852–1925
  • Portrait of Lucy Parr Egeberg, 1876
    Portrait of Lucy Parr Egeberg, 1876
    Christian Krohg
    1876 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Christian Skredsvig
    Christian Skredsvig
    Christian Krohg
    1876
  • Louise Egeberg Gude
    Louise Egeberg Gude
    Christian Krohg
    1876
  • Port your Helm!
    Port your Helm!
    Christian Krohg
    1879 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Georg Brandes
    Georg Brandes
    Christian Krohg
    1879 · Skagens Museum
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