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Sweden · April 16, 1851 – November 22, 1906Wikidata

Ernst Josephson

Swedish artist (1851-1906)

Born in Stockholm. Died in Stockholm.

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A life in paintings

Born 185145 dated paintingsDied 1906

56 works

12 without a public image, listed last

  • Guards' Room at Gripsholm
    Guards' Room at Gripsholm
    Ernst Josephson
    1870 · Nationalmuseum
  • Duke Karl's Tower Chamber at Gripsholm
    Duke Karl's Tower Chamber at Gripsholm
    Ernst Josephson
    1870 · Nationalmuseum
  • Gripsholms slott, konseljsalen
    Gripsholms slott, konseljsalen
    Ernst Josephson
    1870 · Nationalmuseum
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Ernst Josephson
    1875 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • Staalmeesters. After Rembrandt
    Staalmeesters. After Rembrandt
    Ernst Josephson and after Rembrandt
    1876–1877 · Nationalmuseum
  • Hugo Birger, the Artist, as a Mercenary
    Hugo Birger, the Artist, as a Mercenary
    Ernst Josephson
    1879 · Nationalmuseum
  • Miss Anna Bagge, née Heyman
    Miss Anna Bagge, née Heyman
    Ernst Josephson
    1880 · Nationalmuseum
  • Allan Österlind, the Artist
    Allan Österlind, the Artist
    Ernst Josephson
    1880 · Nationalmuseum
  • Boy with a Wheelbarrow
    Boy with a Wheelbarrow
    Ernst Josephson
    1880 · Nationalmuseum
  • Mrs Hanna Marcus
    Mrs Hanna Marcus
    Ernst Josephson
    1880 · Nationalmuseum
  • Girl in Blue
    Girl in Blue
    Ernst Josephson
    1880–1889 · Nationalmuseum
  • Portrait of Ville Vallgren
    Portrait of Ville Vallgren
    Ernst Josephson
    1880 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Spanish Smiths
    Spanish Smiths
    Ernst Josephson
    1881 · Nationalmuseum
  • Spanish Beggar
    Spanish Beggar
    Ernst Josephson
    1882 · Nationalmuseum
  • Spanish Blacksmiths
    Spanish Blacksmiths
    Ernst Josephson
    1882 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
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