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Benjamin Patersen

Swedish painter

Born in Varberg. Died in Saint Petersburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 17486 dated paintingsDied 1815

12 works

  • The Outskirts of St Petersburg near the Porcelain Factory
    The Outskirts of St Petersburg near the Porcelain Factory
    Benjamin Patersen
    18th century · Hermitage Museum
  • The Neva Gate at the Peter and Paul Fortress
    The Neva Gate at the Peter and Paul Fortress
    Benjamin Patersen
    18th century · Hermitage Museum
  • View of the Tauride Palace from the Garden
    View of the Tauride Palace from the Garden
    Benjamin Patersen
    18th century · Hermitage Museum
  • Porträt des Fyodor Kolokoltsov
    Porträt des Fyodor Kolokoltsov
    Benjamin Patersen
    18th century · Russian Museum
  • Consul F.L. Giers and his Family
    Consul F.L. Giers and his Family
    Benjamin Patersen
    1790 · Nationalmuseum
  • The View of the Embankment of Vasilyevsky Island near the Academy of Arts
    The View of the Embankment of Vasilyevsky Island near the Academy of Arts
    Benjamin Patersen
    c. 1799 · Hermitage Museum
  • Saint Petersburg (Russia), Senate Square.
    Saint Petersburg (Russia), Senate Square.
    Benjamin Patersen
    1799
  • The equestrian statue of Peter I, with the surrounding
    The equestrian statue of Peter I, with the surrounding
    after · After Benjamin Patersen
    1799 · Hermitage Museum
  • View of Sennaya Square in St Petersburg
    View of Sennaya Square in St Petersburg
    Benjamin Patersen
    1800 · Hermitage Museum
  • View of Theatre Square in Saint Petersburg
    View of Theatre Square in Saint Petersburg
    Benjamin Patersen
    1806
  • Ryss som säljer varm dryck, sbiten och kringlor
    Ryss som säljer varm dryck, sbiten och kringlor
    Benjamin Patersen
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Kamenny
    Kamenny
    Benjamin Patersen
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