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Kingdom of Denmark · March 11, 1854 – June 6, 1921Wikidata

August Fischer

Danish painter (1854-1921)

Born in Copenhagen. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 185433 dated paintingsDied 1921

36 works

  • A barn with a open gate in the background
    A barn with a open gate in the background
    August Fischer
    19th century
  • A courtyard in Ribe.
    A courtyard in Ribe.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • The Fruit Market in Nuremberg.
    The Fruit Market in Nuremberg.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • Houses at a canal.
    Houses at a canal.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • Girl driving a donkey.
    Girl driving a donkey.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • Street scene from Rothenburg, Germany.
    Street scene from Rothenburg, Germany.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • Henkersteg in Nuremberg.
    Henkersteg in Nuremberg.
    August Fischer
    1872–1917
  • View from Nuremberg with the old town gate.
    View from Nuremberg with the old town gate.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • Tower at a ruin.
    Tower at a ruin.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • Young woman at a village house.
    Young woman at a village house.
    August Fischer
    1872–1921
  • House of Albrecht Dürer, Nuremberg.
    House of Albrecht Dürer, Nuremberg.
    August Fischer
    1874–1921
  • Q117264162
    Q117264162
    August Fischer
    1885
  • View of the Tiber towards Castel Sant' Angelo and St. Peter's Basilica.
    View of the Tiber towards Castel Sant' Angelo and St. Peter's Basilica.
    August Fischer
    1887
  • Prospect from Rome. Arch of Titus with the Colosseo in the background.
    Prospect from Rome. Arch of Titus with the Colosseo in the background.
    August Fischer
    1888
  • A summer day at Lake Sils in Switzerland.
    A summer day at Lake Sils in Switzerland.
    August Fischer
    1889
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