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carl locher
(1851-1915) was a Danish realist painter who from an early age became a member of the Skagen group of painters.
Even before he began his studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Art in 1872, he was encouraged by Holger Drachmann to spend a couple of months in Skagen, the artists colony in the far north of Jutland. He quickly completed paintings of the beach, some with fishing boats or wrecks. He also became interested in the horse-drawn carriage which travelled along the beach on its journey from Frederikshavn.
In the 1870s, Locher continued his studies in Paris but he visited Skagen whenever he was back in Denmark. Ultimately he had a house built there where he lived until his death.
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Painting ID:: 64414
sommerdag ved hoje klitter ncer stranden ikke langt fra skagen
hvortil ageposten fra frederikshavn kommer korende i havstokken
1885
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Painting ID:: 64415
fiskekutere i den lyse maneskinsnat
1888
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Painting ID:: 64623
ageposten
1885
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Painting ID:: 64651
stormvejr ved hojen
1895
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Painting ID:: 66285
landskapsstudie fran barbizon
1878
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carl locher
(1851-1915) was a Danish realist painter who from an early age became a member of the Skagen group of painters.
Even before he began his studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Art in 1872, he was encouraged by Holger Drachmann to spend a couple of months in Skagen, the artists colony in the far north of Jutland. He quickly completed paintings of the beach, some with fishing boats or wrecks. He also became interested in the horse-drawn carriage which travelled along the beach on its journey from Frederikshavn.
In the 1870s, Locher continued his studies in Paris but he visited Skagen whenever he was back in Denmark. Ultimately he had a house built there where he lived until his death.
. Related Artists to carl locher: | Gustav Eberlein | Wilhelm Marstrand | Charles Wilson Peale | Henry Smartly | Stacy Tolman |
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