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Kingdom of the Netherlands · April 19, 1838 – January 10, 1927Wikidata

August Allebé

19th-century painter from the Northern Netherlands (1838-1927)

Born in Amsterdam. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 183833 dated paintingsDied 1927

36 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    August Allebé
    c. 1856 · Centraal Museum
  • Portrait of a Boy
    Portrait of a Boy
    August Allebé
    1856 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portret van Annie Allebé
    Portret van Annie Allebé
    August Allebé
    1856 · Kröller-Müller Museum
  • Dr. G.A.N. Allebé (1810-1892)
    Dr. G.A.N. Allebé (1810-1892)
    August Allebé
    1858 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Seamstress
    Seamstress
    August Allebé
    1859 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Historische voorstelling
    Historische voorstelling
    August Allebé
    1860 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Page
    Page
    August Allebé
    1860 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Early to Church
    Early to Church
    August Allebé
    1861 · Rijksmuseum
  • Oude vrouw
    Oude vrouw
    August Allebé
    1861 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Verrassing van Coevorden door Van Thienen, 1672
    Verrassing van Coevorden door Van Thienen, 1672
    August Allebé
    1862 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Voor de slag bij Hochstädt, 1701
    Voor de slag bij Hochstädt, 1701
    August Allebé
    1862 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Zelfportret 1862
    Zelfportret 1862
    August Allebé
    1862 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • A young Woman
    A young Woman
    August Allebé
    1863 · Rijksmuseum
  • In Later Life
    In Later Life
    August Allebé
    1863 · Rijksmuseum
  • Poort te Leiden
    Poort te Leiden
    August Allebé
    1863 · Amsterdam Museum
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