Antique Danish Søren Lund (1852-1933) etchings with St. St. Blicher qoutes
Located in Ebberup, DK
Søren Jørgensen Lund (1852-1933) was a Danish artist affiliated with “Fynbomalerne” amongst Johannes Larsen, Peter Hansen, Fritz Syberg and Anna Syberg. He was born on Funen and edu...
Composition
Antique Danish Søren Lund (1852-1933) etching with horse carriage and church
Located in Ebberup, DK
Søren Jørgensen Lund (1852-1933) was a Danish artist affiliated with “Fynbomalerne” amongst Johannes Larsen, Peter Hansen, Fritz Syberg and Anna Syberg. He was born on Funen and edu...
Glass, Wood, Paper
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'Mother and Child', Woman Impressionist, Paris, Académie Julian, Benezit
Located in Santa Cruz, CA
She furthered her art studies with Fritz Syberg and Johannes Larsen, founding members of the Kerteminde's art colony.
Canvas, Oil
Ernst Syberg 'Magnolia Tree in Afternoon Light' Oil Painting
Located in Kastrup, DK
Ernst Syberg (Danish, 1906-1981) Son of renowned Danish painters Fritz Syberg and Anna Syberg.
Canvas
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