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Russian Empire · January 29, 1841 – December 6, 1916Wikidata

Eugen Dücker

Baltic German artist (1841-1916)

Born in Kuressaare. Died in Düsseldorf.

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A life in paintings

Born 184121 dated paintingsDied 1916

32 works

  • Coastal landscape (Fishermen going home)
    Coastal landscape (Fishermen going home)
    Eugen Dücker
    1841 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q56232972
    Q56232972
    Eugen Dücker
    1859 · Pärnu Museum's art collection
  • Q55813098
    Q55813098
    Eugen Dücker
    1860 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55807050
    Q55807050
    Eugen Dücker
    1862 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55810312
    Q55810312
    Eugen Dücker
    1862 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55897645
    Q55897645
    Eugen Dücker
    1862 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55903762
    Q55903762
    Eugen Dücker
    1866 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Seashore at Tiskre
    Seashore at Tiskre
    Eugen Dücker
    1866 · Kumu
  • Rügen landscape.
    Rügen landscape.
    Eugen Dücker
    1869
  • Q55898635
    Q55898635
    Eugen Dücker
    1870 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Landscape with oaks
    Landscape with oaks
    Eugen Dücker
    1870–1880
  • Herd Near a Forest
    Herd Near a Forest
    Eugen Dücker
    1871 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55871393
    Q55871393
    Eugen Dücker
    1875 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • On the Seashore
    On the Seashore
    Eugen Dücker
    1875 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55791512
    Q55791512
    Eugen Dücker
    1879 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
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