Emil Carlsen

1848–1932 · Symbolism

Soren Emil Carlsen was an American Impressionist painter who emigrated to the United States from Denmark. He became known for his still lifes. Later in his career, Carlsen expanded his range of subjects to include landscapes and seascapes as well.

28 paintings

• Nantasket Beach (1876)
• Wood Interior (c. 1910)
• Entrance to the Harbor of St. Thomas (1915)
• The Canal (1914)
• Still Life with Teapot and Onion
• Oriental Still Life
• Still Life with Fish (1893)
• Still Life (1914)
• Wood Interior (1910)
• Still Life, Roses (1885)
• Roses and Vase (1894)
• Wooded Interior (1904)
• Peonies in Kang-Hsi Vase (1890)
• The Open Sea (1909)
• Nantasket Beach (1876)
• Haddock (1886)
• The South Strand (1909)
• Still Life, Chinese Vase (1922)
• Still Life with Yellow Roses
• Still Life with Fish (1897)
• Still Life (1920)
• Orchard in Bloom (1904)
• Landscape (1919)
• Oriental Jars (1914)
• The Fan (1919)
• Study in Grey (1906)
• The Picture from Thibet (c. 1920)
• Still Life with Fish (1882)