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Bruno Liljefors

Swedish artist (1860–1939)

Born in Uppsala Cathedral Assembly. Died in Uppsala Cathedral Assembly.

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A life in paintings

Born 1860429 dated paintingsDied 1939

444 works

  • Boomvalk stotend op een zangvogel
    Boomvalk stotend op een zangvogel
    Bruno Liljefors
    1875–1939 · Rijksmuseum Twenthe
  • Zeearend met eidereend-woerd als prooi bij zijn nest aan de kust
    Zeearend met eidereend-woerd als prooi bij zijn nest aan de kust
    Bruno Liljefors
    1875–1939 · Rijksmuseum Twenthe
  • Girl and St. Bernard
    Girl and St. Bernard
    Bruno Liljefors
    1876
  • Bear hunting
    Bear hunting
    Bruno Liljefors
    1879
  • Stock Dove
    Stock Dove
    Bruno Liljefors
    1879 · Thiel Gallery
  • Eagle-owl in the moonlight
    Eagle-owl in the moonlight
    Bruno Liljefors
    1880s
  • Eurasian jay
    Eurasian jay
    Bruno Liljefors
    1880
  • Fox cub
    Fox cub
    Bruno Liljefors
    1880s
  • Fox caught in a foothold trap
    Fox caught in a foothold trap
    Bruno Liljefors
    1880
  • Landscape from Kvarnbo, Uppland
    Landscape from Kvarnbo, Uppland
    Bruno Liljefors
    1880s
  • Fox and crow
    Fox and crow
    Bruno Liljefors
    1881
  • Q135396279
    Q135396279
    Bruno Liljefors
    1881
  • Foxes and cat, winter landscape
    Foxes and cat, winter landscape
    Bruno Liljefors
    1881
  • On the hunt, cat and great tits in winter landscape
    On the hunt, cat and great tits in winter landscape
    Bruno Liljefors
    1881
  • Hunter and hunting dog
    Hunter and hunting dog
    Bruno Liljefors
    1881
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