Michael Ancher
1849–1927 · Symbolism
Michael Peter Ancher was a Danish realist artist, widely known for his paintings of fishermen, the Skagerrak and the North Sea, and other scenes from the Danish fishing community in Skagen.
39 paintings
- A young woman from Skagen, Maren Sofie Olsen (1887)
- Helga in the Poppies (1886)
- Conversation in the west room
- The Sick Woman (1900)
- Anna Ancher Painting a Model (1887)
- A young woman, Tine Normand, being sick. (1883)
- Three fishermen on the beach at Skagen. (1917)
- A fisherman rowing. (1910)
- A fisherman's son looking through a doorway. (1897)
- Dunes, Skagen. (1897)
- Harvest scene, Skagen (1913)
- The wife of Anker Nelle sitting in the dunes at Skagen. (1897)
- Drachmann on the beach
- Viggo Johansen in his studio (1875)
- By Grandmothers sickbed (1879)
- Fishermen sitting around a table drinking (1886)
- Marie Dinesen and Anna Bitch on Skagen Nordstrand (1908)
- Fishermen of Skagen, observing the sea. (1897)
- A fisherman from Skagen smoking a pipe. (1897)
- Outside the fisherman's house. Stormy weather, Skagen. (1913)
- Old men outside a house. Study. (1921)
- A fisherman by his boat on the beach. (1914)
- Three fishermen from Skagen hauling in their net. (1897)
- Fishermen in the grocery store in Skagen. Søren Kruse reads from today's newspaper. (1897)
- Interior with Anna Ancher, the artist's wife, painting. (1897)
- Interior with a knitting woman in the sunlight by the window. (1897)
- Interior from the dining room at Brøndum's Hotel in Skagen. (1890)
- Christmas Day 1900 (1903)
- Anna Ancher returning from the fields (1902)
- Redningsbåden køres gennem klitterne (1883)
- To fiskere ved en båd (1889)
- Mandskabet reddet (1894)
- Syngende børn (1899)
- Anna Ancher læsende (1881)
- Selvportræt (1902)
- Blinde Kristian uden for sit hus (1881-1884)
- Pigen med solsikkerne (1889)
- Rødklædt Skagenspige (1901)
- To piger på en mark. Sommerdag (1885-1889)