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Kingdom of Denmark · December 16, 1847 – February 22, 1926Wikidata

Bertha Wegmann

Danish painter (1847-1926)

Born in Soglio. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 184732 dated paintingsDied 1926

43 works

  • Summer landscape. Impressionist style.
    Summer landscape. Impressionist style.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • Daisies, dandelions and beech leaves in a vase.
    Daisies, dandelions and beech leaves in a vase.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • Portrait of a girl.
    Portrait of a girl.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • A courtyard.
    A courtyard.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • View through a window.
    View through a window.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • Portrait of an elderly man. Presumably the artist Viggo Johansen.
    Portrait of an elderly man. Presumably the artist Viggo Johansen.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • Red carnations in a vase.
    Red carnations in a vase.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • Portrait of a seated woman.
    Portrait of a seated woman.
    Bertha Wegmann
    1865–1926
  • Woman in Black
    Woman in Black
    Bertha Wegmann
    1872 · Nationalmuseum
  • A wet nurse's visit
    A wet nurse's visit
    Bertha Wegmann
    1878
  • Hildegard Thorell, the Artist
    Hildegard Thorell, the Artist
    Bertha Wegmann
    1880 · Nationalmuseum
  • Q133231387
    Q133231387
    Bertha Wegmann
    1880s
  • Portrait of the painter Jeanna Bauck
    Portrait of the painter Jeanna Bauck
    Bertha Wegmann
    1881 · Nationalmuseum
  • Modelstudie
    Modelstudie
    Bertha Wegmann
    c. 1881 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Madam Anna Seekamp, the Artist's Sister
    Madam Anna Seekamp, the Artist's Sister
    Bertha Wegmann
    1882 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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