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Norway · May 1, 1848 – December 26, 1918Wikidata

Adelsteen Normann

Norwegian landscape painter (1848-1918)

Born in Bodin Municipality. Died in Christiania.

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A life in paintings

Born 184813 dated paintingsDied 1918

28 works

  • The "Trollfjord" in Lofoten & Vesterĺlen
    The "Trollfjord" in Lofoten & Vesterĺlen
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • View of a Fjord
    View of a Fjord
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • Fjord Landscape with Boat
    Fjord Landscape with Boat
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • Farm in Esefjord
    Farm in Esefjord
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • Norwegian Fjord Landscape
    Norwegian Fjord Landscape
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • Sailing on the Fjord
    Sailing on the Fjord
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • The Steamship
    The Steamship
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • Q124256375
    Q124256375
    Adelsteen Normann
    19th century
  • Q112253739
    Q112253739
    Adelsteen Normann
    1848–1918 · Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum
  • From the Romsdal Fjord, 1875
    From the Romsdal Fjord, 1875
    Adelsteen Normann
    1875 · Art Museums of Bergen
  • A Fjord in Norway
    A Fjord in Norway
    Adelsteen Normann
    1876 · Führermuseum
  • Near Gudvangen on the Sogne Fjord
    Near Gudvangen on the Sogne Fjord
    Adelsteen Normann
    1876 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
  • A Norwegian Fjord
    A Norwegian Fjord
    Adelsteen Normann
    1876 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Romsdalsfjord
    Romsdalsfjord
    Adelsteen Normann
    1877 · Nationalmuseum
  • Fishing Village in Northern Norway
    Fishing Village in Northern Norway
    Adelsteen Normann
    1880 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
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