Kristian Zahrtmann
1843–1917 · Impressionism
Peder Henrik Kristian Zahrtmann, known as Kristian Zahrtmann, was a Danish painter. He was a part of the Danish artistic generation in the late 19th century, along with Peder Severin Krøyer and Theodor Esbern Philipsen, who broke away from both the strictures of traditional Academicism and the heritage of the Golden Age of Danish Painting, in favor of naturalism and realism.
34 paintings
- Still life with flowers. (1915)
- A sermon in the cathedral of Siena. (1897)
- Queen Christina in Palazzo Corsini (1908)
- Bedstemoder med sit barnebarn (1875)
- Italian girls with tomatoes in baskets (1878)
- Lady Macbeth. Study (1899)
- Students leave to defend Copenhagen in 1658. Study. (1888)
- Self-Portrait (1915)
- Saint Catherine of Sienna (1914)
- A scenery from the court of King Christian VII of Denmark (1873)
- The Mystical Wedding between the Bishop and the Abbess of Pistoia (1894)
- Portrait of Vilhemine Erichsen (1867)
- Grandmother's Garden (1869)
- En sabinerinne vugger sitt barn (1877)
- Painting - NG.M. (1899)
- Painting - NG.M. (1878)
- Painting (1894)
- Painting - NG.M. (1893)
- Italian Interior. Two Women and two Children at a Window (1883)
- Self-portrait by lamplight (1916)
- Adam in Paradise (1914)
- Queen Caroline Mathilde (Study for the painting Scene from the Court of Christian VII, exhibited in 1873 ) (1872)
- Courtyard of the Palazzetto Farnese (1883)
- Szene am Kopenhagener Hof mit Struensee, Caroline Mathilde und Christian VII. (1881)
- Job og hans venner (1887)
- Italienske piger med tomater i kurve (1878-1879)
- Leonora Christina undersøges i fængslet (1885)
- Fugleperspektiv fra Ravello mod Torello (1891)
- Julie og ammen (1874)
- Lysstudie til Lady Macbeth (1899)
- Roser og reseda i et blomsterglas (1870-1874)
- Selvportræt en face. Lampelys (1914)
- Sokrates og Alkibiades (1911)
- Solskinsformiddag i Civita d'Antino (1905)