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Eva Bonnier

Swedish painter (1857-1909)

Born in Stockholm. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 185718 dated paintingsDied 1909

18 works

  • The Artist Georg Pauli. Study
    The Artist Georg Pauli. Study
    Eva Bonnier
    1880s · Nationalmuseum
  • Odalisque
    Odalisque
    Eva Bonnier
    1884 · Nationalmuseum
  • Q74826020
    Q74826020
    Eva Bonnier
    1885 · Bonnierska Porträttsamlingen
  • Interior of a Studio in Paris
    Interior of a Studio in Paris
    Eva Bonnier
    1886 · Nationalmuseum
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Eva Bonnier
    1886 · Bonnierska Porträttsamlingen
  • Old Grandmother
    Old Grandmother
    Eva Bonnier
    January 25, 1886 · Nationalmuseum
  • Q130214713
    Q130214713
    Eva Bonnier
    1886
  • Magdalena
    Magdalena
    Eva Bonnier
    1887 · Prince Eugens Waldemarsudde
  • Reflection in Blue
    Reflection in Blue
    Eva Bonnier
    1887 · Nationalmuseum
  • The Housekeeper, Brita Maria (Mussa) Banck
    The Housekeeper, Brita Maria (Mussa) Banck
    Eva Bonnier
    1890 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Brita Maria (Mussa) Banck (1830-1906), husföreståndarinna
    Brita Maria (Mussa) Banck (1830-1906), husföreståndarinna
    Eva Bonnier
    c. 1890 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Convalescent
    Convalescent
    Eva Bonnier
    1890
  • Fru Hilda Schönthal (1824-1892), förstudie till "Under kastanjen"
    Fru Hilda Schönthal (1824-1892), förstudie till "Under kastanjen"
    Eva Bonnier
    1891 · Nationalmuseum
  • Q74829472
    Q74829472
    Eva Bonnier
    1892 · Bonnierska Porträttsamlingen
  • On the veranda
    On the veranda
    Eva Bonnier
    c. 1895
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