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Norway · April 25, 1867 – July 21, 1938Wikidata

August Eiebakke

Norwegian painter (1867-1938)

Born in Askim. Died in Oslo.

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A life in paintings

Born 186714 dated paintingsDied 1938

17 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Sunday in the Countryside
    Sunday in the Countryside
    August Eiebakke
    1889 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Thorvald Erichsen
    Thorvald Erichsen
    August Eiebakke
    1890s
  • Laying the Table
    Laying the Table
    August Eiebakke
    1891 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Sunday
    Sunday
    August Eiebakke
    1892 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Carl Anton Bjerknes, professor i matematikk
    Carl Anton Bjerknes, professor i matematikk
    August Eiebakke
    1893 · University of Oslo's Art collection
  • The three Ages of Man. Copy after Giorgione
    The three Ages of Man. Copy after Giorgione
    August Eiebakke and after Giorgione
    1894 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Landscape in Sun
    Landscape in Sun
    August Eiebakke
    1903 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    August Eiebakke
    1905 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Painting
    Painting
    August Eiebakke and after Jacob Munch
    1912 · Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
  • Q113163584
    Q113163584
    August Eiebakke
    1917 · Oslo Museum
  • Q113163349
    Q113163349
    August Eiebakke
    1920 · University of Oslo's Art collection
  • Hjalmar Wasler
    Hjalmar Wasler
    August Eiebakke
    1921
  • Hjalmar Wasler
    Hjalmar Wasler
    August Eiebakke
    1921
  • Painting
    Painting
    August Eiebakke and after Jacob Munch
    · Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
  • Q110530063
    Q110530063
    August Eiebakke
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