P. C. Skovgaard
1817–1875 · Danish · 18 artworks
RomanticismDanish Golden AgeDetailed foreground elementsAtmospheric perspectiveUse of light to create moodRealistic depiction of trees and foliageEmphasis on national landscapes
artist bio
P.C. Skovgaard was a prominent Danish landscape painter, considered a key figure in the Golden Age of Danish Painting. He captured the essence of the Danish countryside with a romantic and nationalistic vision, influencing generations of artists with his realistic yet idealized depictions of nature.
related: Johan Christian Dahl, Caspar David Friedrich, Christen Kobke
18 artworks
The Cliffs Of Mon, Denmark
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Delhoved Wood near Lake Skarre, Zealan
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View of the sea from Møens Klint
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Højerup Church on the Cliffs of Stevns, Zealand KMS6650 Statens Museum for Kunst
1842
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View of the Grand Canal in Venice. In the background S. Maria della Salute
1854
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Party from Møns Klint
1846
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View of Dyrehaven (the Deer Garden) north of Copenhagen
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The Cliff of the Mole
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Quiet summer evening at a lake in the forest. Young women are washing clothes in Bondedammen in Hellebaek
1860
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Summer day at Møns Klint
1850
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Party from Italy
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View from the North Coast of Zealand across the Kattegat with Kullen in the Background
1832
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Oak Trees in Nordskoven near Jægerspris, Zealand
1843
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Nysø on a clear autumn day
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View over the Grand Canal in Venice. In the distance the church Santa Maria della Salute
1854
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Summer afternoon at the lake
1859
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Beech forest in May. Motif from Iselingen
1857
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