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Kingdom of Denmark · July 23, 1860 – January 6, 1912Wikidata

Georg Achen

Danish painter (1860-1912)

Born in Frederikssund. Died in Frederiksberg.

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A life in paintings

Born 186060 dated paintingsDied 1912

60 works

5 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of Amalie Skram.
    Portrait of Amalie Skram.
    Georg Achen
    1878–1905
  • Portrait of a soldier.
    Portrait of a soldier.
    Georg Achen
    1878–1905
  • A road through the woods.
    A road through the woods.
    Georg Achen
    1878–1912
  • A coachman.
    A coachman.
    Georg Achen
    1878–1912
  • Portrait of two girls in a meadow.
    Portrait of two girls in a meadow.
    Georg Achen
    1878–1912
  • Scenery from a forest lake with ducks and ducklings.
    Scenery from a forest lake with ducks and ducklings.
    Georg Achen
    1878–1912
  • Portrait of the artist's wife.
    Portrait of the artist's wife.
    Georg Achen
    1880–1912
  • Figure in a field with distant woodland.
    Figure in a field with distant woodland.
    Georg Achen
    1881
  • Hans Matson.
    Hans Matson.
    Georg Achen
    June 1882
  • Portrait of publican Lars Mathson from Frederiksberg.
    Portrait of publican Lars Mathson from Frederiksberg.
    Georg Achen
    June 1882
  • Portrait of a dark-haired woman.
    Portrait of a dark-haired woman.
    Georg Achen
    1882
  • A profile portrait of a gentleman.
    A profile portrait of a gentleman.
    Georg Achen
    c. 1883
  • A country girl in a beech wood, sunshine.
    A country girl in a beech wood, sunshine.
    Georg Achen
    1884
  • From the skerries of Sweden.
    From the skerries of Sweden.
    Georg Achen
    1884
  • View from Mariager Fjord.
    View from Mariager Fjord.
    Georg Achen
    1884
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