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August Jernberg

Swedish painter of the Düsseldorf School (1826-1896)

Born in Gävle. Died in Düsseldorf.

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A life in paintings

Born 18269 dated paintingsDied 1896

14 works

4 without a public image, listed last

  • The New Pipe
    The New Pipe
    August Jernberg
    19th century · Nationalmuseum
  • Självporträtt
    Självporträtt
    August Jernberg
    1855 · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    August Jernberg
    1863 · Nationalmuseum
  • View from Düsseldorf
    View from Düsseldorf
    August Jernberg
    1865 · Nationalmuseum
  • A Dancing Bear
    A Dancing Bear
    August Jernberg
    1865 · Nationalmuseum
  • Trippenhuis
    Trippenhuis
    August Jernberg
    1885 · Malmö Art Museum
  • Burchard Precht (1651-1738), court sculptor, married to 1. Brita Standoph, 2. Susanna Nilsdotter Kröger
    Burchard Precht (1651-1738), court sculptor, married to 1. Brita Standoph, 2. Susanna Nilsdotter Kröger
    August Jernberg
    · National Portrait Gallery of Sweden
  • Westphalian Peasants' Revels
    Westphalian Peasants' Revels
    August Jernberg
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Farfar
    Farfar
    August Jernberg
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Interior of a Studio
    Interior of a Studio
    August Jernberg
  • CImage under copyright
    Christ Driving the Moneychangers out of the Temple
    August Jernberg
    1857 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • AImage under copyright
    A Budding Talent
    August Jernberg
    1865 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • TImage under copyright
    The Borrower
    August Jernberg
    1867 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • SImage under copyright
    Still Life
    August Jernberg
    1875 · Gothenburg Museum of Art
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