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Sweden · November 11, 1826 – September 6, 1891Wikidata

Elise Arnberg

Swedish painter (1826-1891)

Born in Jakob and Johannes parish. Died in Hedvig Eleonora parish.

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A life in paintings

Born 18262 dated paintingsDied 1891

32 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • King Gustaf IV Adolf
    King Gustaf IV Adolf
    Elise Arnberg
    19th century · Finnish National Gallery
  • Queen Marie Antoinette
    Queen Marie Antoinette
    Elise Arnberg
    19th century · Finnish National Gallery
  • Queen Fredrika Dorothea
    Queen Fredrika Dorothea
    Elise Arnberg
    1840–1890 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Sophia, Princess of Nassau, Queen of Sweden and Norway
    Sophia, Princess of Nassau, Queen of Sweden and Norway
    Elise Arnberg
    1880–1884 · Nationalmuseum
  • Kristina, drottning av Sverige
    Kristina, drottning av Sverige
    Elise Arnberg and after David Beck
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Queen Desideria
    Queen Desideria
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of a young lady
    Portrait of a young lady
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Josefina, Crownprinsess of Sveden
    Josefina, Crownprinsess of Sveden
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Mrs. Juliana Schröder
    Mrs. Juliana Schröder
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20789069
    Q20789069
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of a lady
    Portrait of a lady
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of a lady
    Portrait of a lady
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • King Gustaf III
    King Gustaf III
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Axel von Fersen, the younger
    Axel von Fersen, the younger
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • King Adolf Fredrik
    King Adolf Fredrik
    Elise Arnberg
    · Finnish National Gallery
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