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Sweden · January 22, 1849 – May 14, 1912Wikidata

August Strindberg

Swedish writer and painter (1849–1912)

Born in Stockholm. Died in Adolf Fredriks parish.

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A life in paintings

Born 184923 dated paintingsDied 1912

23 works

  • The Pine
    The Pine
    August Strindberg
    1873 · Nordic Museum
  • Landscape from Sandhamn
    Landscape from Sandhamn
    August Strindberg
    1873
  • Stormy Sea. Broom Buoy
    Stormy Sea. Broom Buoy
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Nationalmuseum
  • Storm in the Skerries. "The Flying Dutchman"
    Storm in the Skerries. "The Flying Dutchman"
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Stormy Sea. Buoy without Top Mark
    Stormy Sea. Buoy without Top Mark
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Nationalmuseum
  • Sunset
    Sunset
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Nationalmuseum
  • The White Mare II
    The White Mare II
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Nationalmuseum
  • Little Water. Dalarö 1892
    Little Water. Dalarö 1892
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Nationalmuseum
  • Flower by the Shore
    Flower by the Shore
    August Strindberg
    1892 · Malmö Art Museum
  • Pack ice on the beach
    Pack ice on the beach
    August Strindberg
    1892
  • Wonderland
    Wonderland
    August Strindberg
    1894 · Nationalmuseum
  • Marine with rocks
    Marine with rocks
    August Strindberg
    1894 · Musée d'Orsay
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    August Strindberg
    1894 · Nationalmuseum
  • Wave VII
    Wave VII
    August Strindberg
    1900s · Musée d'Orsay
  • Landscape, seascape: Vågen VIII (Wave VIII)
    Landscape, seascape: Vågen VIII (Wave VIII)
    August Strindberg
    1900s · Nordic Museum
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