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Emil Carlsen

Danish/American artist (1848-1932)

Born in Copenhagen. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 184828 dated paintingsDied 1932

32 works

  • Nantasket Beach
    Nantasket Beach
    Emil Carlsen
    1876 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Still Life with Fish
    Still Life with Fish
    Emil Carlsen
    1882 · National Gallery of Art
  • Still Life, Roses
    Still Life, Roses
    Emil Carlsen
    c. 1885
  • Haddock
    Haddock
    Emil Carlsen
    1886 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Lake Scene
    Lake Scene
    Emil Carlsen
    1890
  • Peonies in Kang-Hsi Vase
    Peonies in Kang-Hsi Vase
    Emil Carlsen
    1890
  • Still Life with Fish
    Still Life with Fish
    Emil Carlsen
    1893 · Princeton Art Museum
  • Roses and Vase
    Roses and Vase
    Emil Carlsen
    1894
  • Still Life with Fish
    Still Life with Fish
    Emil Carlsen
    1897 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Orchard in Bloom
    Orchard in Bloom
    Emil Carlsen
    c. 1904 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    Emil Carlsen
    1904 · The Columbus Museum
  • Wooded Interior
    Wooded Interior
    Emil Carlsen
    1904 · The Columbus Museum
  • Study in Grey
    Study in Grey
    Emil Carlsen
    1906 · Dallas Museum of Art
  • Foothills by Emil Carlsen, circa 1907, oil on canvas, 12 x 16 inches, Heckscher Museum of Art
    Foothills by Emil Carlsen, circa 1907, oil on canvas, 12 x 16 inches, Heckscher Museum of Art
    Emil Carlsen
    c. 1907
  • Foothills
    Foothills
    Emil Carlsen
    c. 1907 · Heckscher Museum of Art
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