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Finland · April 29, 1869 – May 15, 1937Wikidata

Albert Gebhard

Finnish painter (1869-1937)

Born in Toholampi. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 186914 dated paintingsDied 1937

16 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Q37129665
    Q37129665
    Albert Gebhard
    1880–1908 · K. H. Renlund art collection
  • Q125578935
    Q125578935
    Albert Gebhard
    1893
  • Abandoned ; Orphan
    Abandoned ; Orphan
    Albert Gebhard
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20782611
    Q20782611
    Albert Gebhard
    1896 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Homely Shore
    Homely Shore
    Albert Gebhard
    1896
  • Log driving
    Log driving
    Albert Gebhard
    1900 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20785141
    Q20785141
    Albert Gebhard
    1903 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Oskar Merikanto
    Portrait of Oskar Merikanto
    Albert Gebhard
    1903
  • Q20791496
    Q20791496
    Albert Gebhard
    1904 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Woman Reading
    Woman Reading
    Albert Gebhard
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Albert Gebhard
    1916 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q125578523
    Q125578523
    Albert Gebhard
    1924
  • Karl Knutsson Bonde's Departure from Vyborg Castle (in the year 1448)
    Karl Knutsson Bonde's Departure from Vyborg Castle (in the year 1448)
    Albert Gebhard
    1926
  • Charles VIII of Sweden leaving Vyborg Castle
    Charles VIII of Sweden leaving Vyborg Castle
    Albert Gebhard
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Gustav Vasa and Mikael Agricola
    Gustav Vasa and Mikael Agricola
    Albert Gebhard
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