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Sweden · April 18, 1647 – January 16, 1717Wikidata

Elias Brenner

Swedish painter, numismatist, and archeologist (1647-1717)

Born in Isokyrö. Died in Stockholm City.

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A life in paintings

Born 16475 dated paintingsDied 1717

30 works

  • Unknown woman
    Unknown woman
    attributed to · Attributed to Elias Brenner
    1683 · Nationalmuseum
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Elias Brenner
    1696 · Nationalmuseum
  • Karl XI, 1697
    Karl XI, 1697
    Elias Brenner
    1697 · Nationalmuseum
  • Susanna Elisabeth Brenner (1677-1700), konstnärens dotter, g Gyllenhöök
    Susanna Elisabeth Brenner (1677-1700), konstnärens dotter, g Gyllenhöök
    Elias Brenner
    1700 · Nationalmuseum
  • Hartwick Losck
    Hartwick Losck
    Elias Brenner
    1711 · Nationalmuseum
  • Selfportrait
    Selfportrait
    Elias Brenner
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Johan Wilhelm ? (1658-1716), kurfurste av Pfalz-Neuburg
    Johan Wilhelm ? (1658-1716), kurfurste av Pfalz-Neuburg
    Elias Brenner
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Q20783456
    Q20783456
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Nicodemus Tessin the younger
    Nicodemus Tessin the younger
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20795990
    Q20795990
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20798450
    Q20798450
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20800155
    Q20800155
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of a lady
    Portrait of a lady
    Elias Brenner
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Anders Leijonstedt (1649-1725), greve, riksråd, vitterhetsidkare
    Anders Leijonstedt (1649-1725), greve, riksråd, vitterhetsidkare
    Elias Brenner
    · Nationalmuseum
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