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Anders Bergius

Swedish painter (1718-1793)

Born in Kristinehamn. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 17187 dated paintingsDied 1793

11 works

4 without a public image, listed last

  • Unknown woman, possibly Anna Charlotta Kruuse af Verchou (1689-1766), married von Salza, Baroness
    Unknown woman, possibly Anna Charlotta Kruuse af Verchou (1689-1766), married von Salza, Baroness
    Anders Bergius
    18th century · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Christen Schmidt
    Christen Schmidt
    Anders Bergius
    18th century
  • Portrait of Anna Siemens
    Portrait of Anna Siemens
    Anders Bergius
    1774 · Trondheim art museum
  • Eiler Berthelsen Kongel Hagerup d.y.
    Eiler Berthelsen Kongel Hagerup d.y.
    Anders Bergius
    1775 · Kristiansand Cathedral
  • Q55431686
    Q55431686
    presumably by · Presumably by Anders Bergius
    c. 1780 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Q55431689
    Q55431689
    presumably by · Presumably by Anders Bergius
    1780 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Götherhjelm, Johan Alexander, officer
    Götherhjelm, Johan Alexander, officer
    Anders Bergius
    before 1764 · Maritime Museum
  • BImage under copyright
    Bernhardine Mølmann Collin
    Anders Bergius
    1777
  • AImage under copyright
    Anna Meincke Krohg
    Anders Bergius
    1778
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of Eleonore Leuch
    Anders Bergius
    1778 · Oslo Museum
  • FImage under copyright
    Frantz Wilhelm Sehested
    presumably by · Presumably by Anders Bergius
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