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Alfredo Andersen

painter and sculptor active in Brazil (1860-1935)

Born in Kristiansand Municipality. Died in Curitiba.

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A life in paintings

Born 186012 dated paintingsDied 1935

27 works

  • Portrait of the Author Knut Hamsun
    Portrait of the Author Knut Hamsun
    Alfredo Andersen
    1891 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Port of Cabedelo
    Port of Cabedelo
    Alfredo Andersen
    1892
  • View of the port
    View of the port
    Alfredo Andersen
    1895
  • Rocio
    Rocio
    Alfredo Andersen
    1896
  • Laforge family's house
    Laforge family's house
    Alfredo Andersen
    1912 · Museu Alfredo Andersen
  • Landscape with a mountain rage and a figure
    Landscape with a mountain rage and a figure
    Alfredo Andersen
    1918 · Oscar Niemeyer Museum
  • Vista da Curva do Cadeado
    Vista da Curva do Cadeado
    Alfredo Andersen
    c. 1920 · Sergio Sahione Fadel Collection
  • Landscape with a Canoe in the Border
    Landscape with a Canoe in the Border
    Alfredo Andersen
    1922 · São Paulo Museum of Art
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Alfredo Andersen
    1926 · Museu Alfredo Andersen
  • Pine trees
    Pine trees
    Alfredo Andersen
    1930
  • Duas raças
    Duas raças
    Alfredo Andersen
    1932 · Museu Alfredo Andersen
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Alfredo Andersen
    1932 · Museu Nacional de Belas Artes
  • Port of Paranaguá
    Port of Paranaguá
    Alfredo Andersen
  • Ilha do Mel
    Ilha do Mel
    Alfredo Andersen
  • Entrada da Barra do Sul
    Entrada da Barra do Sul
    Alfredo Andersen
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