Michael Therkildsen Art
Hans Michael Therkildsen, son of a farmer born in 1850, had artistic talent, which enabled him to enter the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. His real knowledge of the rural world helped him in his work, as his main subject remained the rural world. From 1880 onwards, he traveled to France to study, then to Luxembourg, where he was inspired by paintings by Constant Troyon or Charles Jacque and in Italy, where he discovered the luminosity of the sky and the landscapes. Some of his paintings can be found in Copenhagen (Statens Museum for Kunst, Hirschsprung Museum, Château Amalienborg). In 1887, he was rewarded with the medal "Thorvalsen" by the Royal Academy of Copenhagen, which allowed him to exhibit at the universal exposition of Paris in 1889.
1910s Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
Early 20th Century Realist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
1880s Barbizon School Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas
1910s Barbizon School Michael Therkildsen Art
Oil
1870s Realist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
1920s Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
1990s Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil, Acrylic
Early 2000s Contemporary Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Encaustic, Oil
1860s Barbizon School Michael Therkildsen Art
Oil
Mid-20th Century Realist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
1950s Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Oil, Canvas
1890s Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
1860s Realist Michael Therkildsen Art
Oil, Canvas
Mid-20th Century Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil, Board
Franklin WhiteFranklin White, British Australian Impressionist view of English country cottage, 1937
1870s Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil
1920s Impressionist Michael Therkildsen Art
Canvas, Oil