Frits Thaulow
1847–1906 · Norwegian · 30 artworks
ImpressionismRealismImpastoBroken colorNaturalistic depiction of waterAtmospheric perspectiveUse of reflected light
artist bio
Frits Thaulow was a Norwegian Impressionist painter known for his naturalistic depictions of landscapes, particularly rivers and coastal scenes. He captured the subtle nuances of light and atmosphere, influencing the development of Impressionism in Norway and beyond.
what you'll learn
Studying Thaulow's work allows students to explore the application of Impressionistic techniques to landscape painting, focusing on capturing the fleeting effects of light and water. Students can also learn about composition and creating a sense of depth in landscape art.
related: Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, Peder Balke
30 artworks
On a French River
1893
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At Quimperle
1901
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Cottages by a River
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On the Grand Canal, Venice
1885
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The Mill Pond
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The Battle of Arques, Normandy
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Golden Autumn, Brittany
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A Factory Building near an Icy River in Winter
1892
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An Orchard on the Banks of a River
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Winter
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After the Rain
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A Village Street in France
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A French River Landscape
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From Dieppe to Arques River
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The Dordogne
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Midnight Mass
1901
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Cottage by a Canal in the Snow
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The Mill
1895
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Cottage by a Stream
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A Morning River Scene
1891
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River Landscape
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Old factory on the Somme (Evening)
1906
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Landscape and River
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Autumn
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House by yhe Water's Edge
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A Stone Bridge Over a Stream in Winter
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Mill Scene
1890
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Riverside, View of Abbeville
1894
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The Priest
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The Old Church by the River
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