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Sweden · October 11, 1793 – January 21, 1865Wikidata

Johan Erik Lindh

Swedish painter (1793-1865)

Born in Roslagen. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 17939 dated paintingsDied 1865

13 works

  • Portrait of Eva Törngren
    Portrait of Eva Törngren
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1820–1864 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Anders Roos
    Anders Roos
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1828 · National Museum of Finland
  • Q20775639
    Q20775639
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1830s · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q124628973
    Q124628973
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1830s · National Museum of Finland
  • Q20785711
    Q20785711
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1832 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of the Authoress Sara Wacklin
    Portrait of the Authoress Sara Wacklin
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1840 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Baron Carl Johan Walleen
    Portrait of Baron Carl Johan Walleen
    Johan Erik Lindh
    1840s · Finnish National Gallery
  • Russian general and Governor-General of Finland, A.A. Thesleff  (1778-1847).
    Russian general and Governor-General of Finland, A.A. Thesleff (1778-1847).
    Johan Erik Lindh
    c. 1840
  • Portrait of Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt (1757-1814)
    Portrait of Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt (1757-1814)
    Johan Erik Lindh and after Carl Frederik von Breda
    1845 · Helsinki University Museum Flame
  • Q20776659
    Q20776659
    Johan Erik Lindh
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • F. M. Maexmontan as a Child
    F. M. Maexmontan as a Child
    Johan Erik Lindh
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Count R. H. Rehbinder
    Portrait of Count R. H. Rehbinder
    Johan Erik Lindh
    · Finnish National Gallery
  • Jacobina and Helena Simelius
    Jacobina and Helena Simelius
    Johan Erik Lindh
    · Finnish National Gallery
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