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Axel Ender

Norwegian painter and sculptor (1853-1920)

Born in Asker. Died in Christiania.

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A life in paintings

Born 185311 dated paintingsDied 1920

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Q110777440
    Q110777440
    Axel Ender
    2nd millennium · Trondheim art museum
  • Interior
    Interior
    Axel Ender
    1874 · KODE Art museums and composer homes
  • Pike med grønnsaker
    Pike med grønnsaker
    Axel Ender
    1878 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Italian boy
    Italian boy
    Axel Ender
    1879 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Kunstnerviften
    Kunstnerviften
    Hans Heyerdahl, Thorolf Holmboe, Fredrik Kolstø, Otto Sinding, Gustav Lærum, Gerhard Munthe, Hans Gude, Jacob Bratland, Axel Ender, Asta Nørregaard, Eilif Peterssen, Elisabeth Sinding, Karl Uchermann, Severin Segelcke, Christian Skredsvig, Amaldus Nielsen, Carl Sundt-Hansen and Christian Krohg
    1898 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Pike på kjøkkenet
    Pike på kjøkkenet
    Axel Ender
    20th century
  • Schlittenfahrt auf dem Eis
    Schlittenfahrt auf dem Eis
    Axel Ender
    20th century
  • Q110394348
    Q110394348
    Axel Ender
    20th century
  • Kvinne ved utsiktpost
    Kvinne ved utsiktpost
    Axel Ender
    20th century
  • Vinterutflukt
    Vinterutflukt
    Axel Ender
    20th century
  • Young girl on a frozen lake, Norway
    Young girl on a frozen lake, Norway
    Axel Ender
    20th century
  • Q110402614
    Q110402614
    Axel Ender
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait
    Axel Ender
    1878 · Oslo Museum
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