Albert Küchler

1803–1886 · Romanticism

Albert Küchler, O.F.M., also known as Peter of Copenhagen, was a Danish painter associated with the Danish Golden Age. He mainly painted genre works and portraits. He was highly esteemed by his contemporaries but is little known today. Later in life, he converted to Catholicism and became a member of the Order of Friars Minor

19 paintings

• Study of a Woman from Behind (1845)
• Roman peasants buying a hat for their little son, who is to be an abbot (1840)
• A proud boy (1838)
• A Grandmother tidying up a little Boy, while his Mother is dressing in front of a Mirror. (1850)
• An Italian woman in a red dress and a striped headdress
• Study for “Josef forklarer drømmen om negene for sine brødre” (1833)
• Ballerup-Kirke-kuchler
• The Painter Constantin Hansen (1837)
• Josef forklarer drømmen om negene for sine brødre (1833)
• Mrs. Marie Lehmann (1821-1849), born Puggaard, as Italian woman with tambourine (1850)
• En amagerpige som vil sælge frugt i en malers atelier (1828)
• Madonna med barnet omgivet af fire helgener (1818-1886)
• Selvportræt (1823)
• Grosserer Isaac Unna (1730-1830)
• Kunstnerens moder ved spinderokken (1818-1886)
• Josef forklarer drømmen om negene for sine brødre (1833)
• En romersk gadescene (1833)
• Maleren Constantin Hansen (1837)
• En ung italiensk kvinde, som smykkes af sin mor (1835)