
1860–1935 · Norwegian-Brazilian · 14 artworks
artist bio
Alfredo Andersen was a Norwegian-Brazilian painter and sculptor, considered the father of painting in Paraná. He is known for his landscapes and depictions of rural life in southern Brazil, capturing the essence of the region's culture and natural beauty.
what you'll learn
Studying Andersen's work allows students to understand the application of Impressionistic techniques to regional landscapes and cultural scenes. Students can learn about capturing light, atmosphere, and the essence of a specific place through color and brushwork.
related: Jose Ferraz de Almeida Junior

Rocio
1896

Laforge Family's House
1912

Lavando Roupa

Vista Da Curva Do Cadeado
1920

Sapeco Da Erva-mate

Intimidade Ii

Self-portrait
1932

View of the Port
1895

Entrada Da Barra Do Sul

Landscape with a Mountain Rage and a Figure
1918

Pinheiros
1930

Working Life

Port of Paranaguá

Queimadas Ou Lavadeiras