Gallery of Paintings
The gallery below presents a number of paintings by the Skagen artists, roughly in chronological order.
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Portside, Christian Krohg, 1879
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Will he round the point?, Michael Ancher, ca. 1880
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The Sick Girl, Michael Ancher, 1882
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Artists' Luncheon at Skagen, P.S. Krøyer, 1883
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Oscar Björck, Signal of Distress (1883)
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Sleeping Boy, Johan Krouthén, 1883
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Båden sættes i søen, Oscar Björck, 1885
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Et l'hombre-parti, Anna Palm de Rosa, 1885
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A Christening, Michael Ancher, 1888
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Two Fishermen, Michael Ancher, 1889
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Skagen fisherman, Michael Ancher
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Sewing fisherman's wife, Anna Ancher, 1890
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Sunlight in the blue room, Anna Ancher, 1891
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Summer Evening on the Skagen Southern Beach, P.S. Krøyer, 1893
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The Beach of Skagen, Thorvald Niss, ca. 1989
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Self-portrait, P.S. Krøyer, 1897
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Summer evening on Skagen's beach, P.S. Krøyer, 1899
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Interior with poppies and reading woman (Lizzy Hohlenberg), Anna Ancher, 1905
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Midsummer's Eve Bonfire on Skagen's Beach, P.S. Krøyer, 1906
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Boats on Sønderstrand in Skagen, Viggo Johansen, 1910
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