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Russian Empire · June 1, 1850 – February 12, 1930Wikidata

Gregor von Bochmann

Baltic German painter (1850-1930)

Born in Nehatu. Died in Ratingen.

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A life in paintings

Born 18508 dated paintingsDied 1930

13 works

  • Bauernfuhrwerke und Pferde an der Tränke
    Bauernfuhrwerke und Pferde an der Tränke
    Gregor von Bochmann
    c. 1875 · Führermuseum
  • Farm Buildings with Figures, Sheep and Cattle
    Farm Buildings with Figures, Sheep and Cattle
    Gregor von Bochmann
    1879 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Q55872071
    Q55872071
    Gregor von Bochmann
    1887 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • parsimony
    parsimony
    Gregor von Bochmann
    1888 · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Holländisches Strandbild
    Holländisches Strandbild
    Gregor von Bochmann
    1894 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Q105071145
    Q105071145
    Gregor von Bochmann
    20th century
  • estonian peasants in horse drawn carriage
    estonian peasants in horse drawn carriage
    Gregor von Bochmann
    20th century
  • A rainy day
    A rainy day
    Gregor von Bochmann
    c. 1912–1913 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
  • Q55807179
    Q55807179
    Gregor von Bochmann
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Q55829073
    Q55829073
    Gregor von Bochmann
    · Art Museum of Estonia's painting collection
  • Scene from Estonia
    Scene from Estonia
    Gregor von Bochmann
  • Strandszene mit Reiter und Segelschiff
    Strandszene mit Reiter und Segelschiff
    Gregor von Bochmann
    · Dr. Axe-Stiftung
  • Holländisches Strandleben
    Holländisches Strandleben
    Gregor von Bochmann
    · Dr. Axe-Stiftung
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