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Kingdom of Denmark · December 9, 1853 – November 21, 1927Wikidata

Laurits Tuxen

Danish artist (1853-1927)

Born in Copenhagen. Died in Copenhagen.

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A life in paintings

Born 1853121 dated paintingsDied 1927

127 works

  • Fisher Boy Sitting, St Malo
    Fisher Boy Sitting, St Malo
    Laurits Tuxen
    1870s · Lönnström Art Museum art collection
  • Two young women at Skagen beach.
    Two young women at Skagen beach.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • Oxcart by Lønstrup
    Oxcart by Lønstrup
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871
  • Coastal view with steep hills.
    Coastal view with steep hills.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • The artist's self-portrait.
    The artist's self-portrait.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1899
  • The coronation dress of Queen Victoria.
    The coronation dress of Queen Victoria.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • A painter with a straw hat, sitting with his box.
    A painter with a straw hat, sitting with his box.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • The port of Copenhagen.
    The port of Copenhagen.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • Unruly sea with a water nymph.
    Unruly sea with a water nymph.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • Riding through the lyme grass.
    Riding through the lyme grass.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • Portrait of a woman.
    Portrait of a woman.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • The evening sun over the fields.
    The evening sun over the fields.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • People bathing at Skagen on a summer day.
    People bathing at Skagen on a summer day.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1927
  • Copy after Delacroix, The Barque of Dante. Sketch.
    Copy after Delacroix, The Barque of Dante. Sketch.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1871–1904
  • Fisher boy in a boat on the beach. Sketch.
    Fisher boy in a boat on the beach. Sketch.
    Laurits Tuxen
    1874
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