Karl Isakson
Suède · 1878–1922 · 28 œuvres à collectionner
Karl Oscar Isakson was a Swedish painter who spent much of his professional life in Denmark where he is considered to be one of the fathers of Modernism. He had close associations with the Bornholm school of painters and made many paintings of Christiansø. He is cited as an artist who "sought to give their Biblical works a modern social and political context."
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RareStill Life with Grey Jar, Apples and Bananas
RareSeated Female Nude
RareFrom Møens Klint
RareLandscape near "Mindet" on Christiansø
RareStill Life with Begonia
RareLady with Hand Mirror
RareThe Market Square in Banuyls-sur-Mere
RareComposition with Hyacinth, Fruits and Blue Bowl
RareStill Life with Flowers, Fruits and the Back of a Chair
RarePortrait of the Painter Edvard Weie
RareThe Crowning with Thorns
RareStanding Model
RarePortrait of the Painter Karl Schou
RareParrot Tulips
RarePortrait of Mrs. Bertha Brandstrup
RareAutoportrait
RareOrange Plant
RareStill Life. Apples, Leeks, Bananas and Green JarRarePotted Plants
RareReclining Model
RareNature morte
RareStanding Female NudeRareComposition Study
RareThe Raising of Lazarus
RareBastions, Christiansø
RareStill Life with Blue Bowl and Fruits
RareFemme nue debout
RareFrom Christiansø, Gl. Præstehave
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