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Danish and Norwegian Painters

Dahl's Studies, Bergen, Norway

Adolph Tidemand and Hans Gude, Bridal Crossing in hardanger, 1848
Alfred Wahlberg, Swedish Landscape, a View from Kolmarden, 1866
Charles XV, Landscape at Dawn 1863
August Cappelen, Waterfall in Lower Telemark 1852
detail Cappelen Waterfall at lower telemark
Hans Gude, Hojfjell 1857
JC DAHL Elbe Valley in Evening light 1832
JC DAHL view from Hjelle in Valdres 1851
JC DAHL, View from Lyshornet, 1836
Detail DAhl View from Lyshornet
Lars Hertervig, View from Borgoya, 1867
Marcus Larson, Norwegian Fjord, 1861
MArcus Larson, Waterfall in Smaland 1856
Werner Holmberg, Post Road Tavastland, 1860
Werner Holmberg, Waterfall at Kyro, 1854
Hertervig, Lars (1830-1902) Landscape with a Farm (1856) Watercolour and goauche on paper
Lars_Hertervig_
Hans_Gude--Fra_Chiemsee--1868
August Cappeln
Gallen_Kallela_The_Aino_myth Triptych1891
Lars Hertervig, Fra Tysvær
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