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Kingdom of Denmark · July 19, 1882 – April 5, 1953Wikidata

Carl Budtz-Møller

Danish painter

Born in Rødby.

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A life in paintings

Born 188262 dated paintingsDied 1953

62 works

  • Orange harvest on Sicily.
    Orange harvest on Sicily.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • A Venetian backwater.
    A Venetian backwater.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • The artist's wife on a terrace in Italy.
    The artist's wife on a terrace in Italy.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • A family walking through the Sabine hills to their home in Anticoli.
    A family walking through the Sabine hills to their home in Anticoli.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1934
  • Parisian women.
    Parisian women.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • Study of a woman wearing an ancient style dress.
    Study of a woman wearing an ancient style dress.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • Enjoying the Sunday in an Italian town.
    Enjoying the Sunday in an Italian town.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • Procession, Piave dei Greci. Sicily.
    Procession, Piave dei Greci. Sicily.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • Landscape from “Sølvklipperne” at Gudhjem.
    Landscape from “Sølvklipperne” at Gudhjem.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • A view from the Sabine Hills.
    A view from the Sabine Hills.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • A narrow street with women and children by a well.
    A narrow street with women and children by a well.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • A Danish landscape scenery from Kås Manor.
    A Danish landscape scenery from Kås Manor.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • Rooftops of Lübeck.
    Rooftops of Lübeck.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
  • Threshing in the Abruzzi. Scanno.
    Threshing in the Abruzzi. Scanno.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1934
  • A view of Capri.
    A view of Capri.
    Carl Budtz-Møller
    1900–1953
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