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Egron Lundgren

Swedish artist (1815-1875)

Born in Jakob and Johannes parish. Died in Jakob and Johannes parish.

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A life in paintings

Born 18159 dated paintingsDied 1875

16 works

  • Självporträtt
    Självporträtt
    Egron Lundgren
    19th century · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Roman woman
    Roman woman
    Egron Lundgren
    1840s · Nationalmuseum
  • Neapolitan Fruit-Sellers
    Neapolitan Fruit-Sellers
    Egron Lundgren
    1843 · Nationalmuseum
  • Pilgrim Kneeling
    Pilgrim Kneeling
    Egron Lundgren
    1845 · Nationalmuseum
  • Procession at the Feast of Corpus Christi in Rome
    Procession at the Feast of Corpus Christi in Rome
    Egron Lundgren
    1847 · Nationalmuseum
  • Five Sikhs and Gurkhas
    Five Sikhs and Gurkhas
    Egron Lundgren
    1857–1858
  • Richard Arkwright (1732–1792) (after a painting by the studio of Wright Joseph of Derby)
    Richard Arkwright (1732–1792) (after a painting by the studio of Wright Joseph of Derby)
    Egron Lundgren
    1858 · Science Museum
  • Examining the Spy. Motif from the Indian Mutiny
    Examining the Spy. Motif from the Indian Mutiny
    Egron Lundgren
    19th century · Nationalmuseum
  • untitled (Norwegian boy)
    untitled (Norwegian boy)
    Egron Lundgren
    1861 · Malmö Art Museum
  • untitled (Norwegian girl)
    untitled (Norwegian girl)
    Egron Lundgren
    1861 · Malmö Art Museum
  • In the Forest
    In the Forest
    Egron Lundgren
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Q20800170
    Q20800170
    Egron Lundgren
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Siena Cathedral Library
    The Siena Cathedral Library
    Egron Lundgren
    · Nationalmuseum
  • The Fates
    The Fates
    Egron Lundgren
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Sikh Soldiers Bargaining for a Diamond
    Sikh Soldiers Bargaining for a Diamond
    Egron Lundgren
    · Nationalmuseum
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