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Kingdom of Denmark · January 24, 1879 – September 9, 1949Wikidata

Axel Stephansen

Danish painter (1879-1949)

Born in Ullerslev. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 187927 dated paintingsDied 1949

27 works

25 without a public image, listed last

  • Akerselva, Hausmanns bru
    Akerselva, Hausmanns bru
    Axel Stephansen
    1917 · Oslo Museum
  • Klingenberggt. 20
    Klingenberggt. 20
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • FImage under copyright
    Fra Frognerkilen
    Axel Stephansen
    1913 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Ved Akerselven
    Axel Stephansen
    1915 · Oslo Museum
  • AImage under copyright
    Akerselva
    Axel Stephansen
    1916 · Oslo Museum
  • AImage under copyright
    Akerselva fra Vaterlands bru mot Hausmanns bru.
    Axel Stephansen
    1918 · Oslo Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q106938000
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q106938160
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • QImage under copyright
    Q106945439
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Vinkelgata
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Vinkelgata
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Vinkelgata
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Vinkelgata
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Vinkelgata
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
  • VImage under copyright
    Vinkelgata
    Axel Stephansen
    1920 · Oslo Museum
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