
1808–1879 · Norwegian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Knud Baade was a Norwegian Romantic painter known for his dramatic and atmospheric landscapes, particularly nocturnal scenes and coastal views. He captured the sublime beauty and power of nature, often emphasizing the play of light and shadow in the Norwegian landscape.
what you'll learn
Studying Baade's work allows students to explore the Romantic fascination with nature and the sublime, and to understand how artists use light, shadow, and composition to evoke mood and emotion. Students can also learn about the representation of national identity through landscape painting.
related: Johan Christian Dahl, Caspar David Friedrich, Thomas Cole

Urnes Stave Church In Sogn

From the Sognefjord
1847

Cows in front of stable in mountain landscape

Scene from the Academy in Copenhagen
1828

Shipwreck by moonlight on the coast
1869

Moonlight

Dresden At Sunset
1838

Norwegian Shore in Moonlight
1851

Historical off the west coast of Norway
1852

Landscape
1864

Moonlight over the Coast

Fantasy image from the Norwegian saga era
1850

The Wreck
1835

Landscape in moonlight
1846

Self-portrait

Midnight sun on the island of Hestman in Norway

Moonlight over a rocky coast

Høifjeld

Fortuna

The horseman
1834

Coastal Landscape with crowds of Moonlight
1852

The Island of Taena in Nordland

Storm On The Norwegian Coast
1846

Cloud Study over Poplars

Familiy Portrait. Augusta Antoinette Wergeland Vedøe. Sister of Famous Norwegian Poet Henrik Wergeland
1838

Stormy night ... Norwegian coast

Motif from Norway

The Island Trænen in Nordland
1838

Marine

Bird Mountain Hestmand