
1859–1942 · Danish · 30 artworks
artist bio
Hans Andersen Brendekilde was a Danish painter and artist known for his realistic depictions of rural life and landscapes. He was a key figure in the Danish Realism and Social Realism movements, capturing the everyday lives of peasants and the beauty of the Danish countryside.
what you'll learn
Studying Brendekilde's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism and Social Realism, focusing on accurate representation and social commentary. Students can learn about composition, color theory, and the portrayal of everyday life in art.

Summer Day in Jyllinge. Lilacs in Bloom and Little Girls in the Village Street
1922

Bedstefader Kommer Paa Besøg

Landsbyparti Med Ung Kvinde

Gamle Lines Fødselsdag.
1916

A Sower of the Field on a Sunny Spring Day at Brendekilde Church
1914

To børn i en landsby gade
1921

Brendekilde bauernpaar

Dänische Dorfstraße Mit Bäuerin Und Milchmann
1880

Snelandskab

To Søstre I En Have
1909

A Village Road with a Woman and Child Walking Hand in Hand

Abel's Offer
1908

The Visit

Scenery from a Village with Persons in Conversation
1923

Spring. a Young Couple in a Rowing Boat on Odense Ã…
1896

Winter

In Thought
1906

Wooded Path in Autumn
1902

While Reading the Newspaper News
1912

To Piger Plukker Blomster I Forårsskov.
1903

The First of November
1884

Village Scene in the Early Spring.
1910

A Fountain in Rome
1922

Afternoon Work
1918

At the Garden Bank
1913

Have You Seen My Kitten?
1914

Springtime; the First Anemones
1889

Besøg Hos Bedstemor
1914

Portrait of Laurits Andersen Ring

Bondehus med eng blomster
1909