Biography
Ernst Josephson (1851–1906) — Swedish artist (1851-1906).
Ernst Josephson worked as painter, etcher, draftsperson, graphic artist and poet and is associated with Sweden. Their documented life spans the years 1851 to 1906; born and died in Stockholm. Their work is linked to Symbolism.
| Disciplines | painter, etcher, draftsperson, graphic artist, poet |
|---|---|
| Born | 1851, Stockholm |
| Died | 1906, Stockholm |
| Nationality | Sweden |
| Movement | Symbolism |
Works
- Portrait of the Painters Bruno Liljefors and Alf Wallander
- Portrait of Ville Vallgren
- Hugo Birger, the Artist, as a Mercenary
- La joie de vivre
- Landscape with Stream
- The Postmaster of Bréhat
- Duke Karl's Tower Chamber at Gripsholm
- Guards' Room at Gripsholm
- Village Gossip
- Boy with a Wheelbarrow
- Miss Anna Bagge, née Heyman
- Gripsholms slott, konseljsalen
- David and Saul
- Sketch for The Water Sprite
- Carl Skånberg, Landscape Painter
- Girl in Blue
- The Water Sprite
- Spanish Beggar
- Mrs Hanna Marcus
- Blue Sea
- Small Aslög
- Ludvig Josephson, Stage Director
- The Cool
- Spanish Blacksmiths
- At the Seashore
- Godfrey Renholm, the Journalist
- Mother and Child. The Wife and Daughter of the Artist Allan Österlind
- Mrs Hilma Marcus
- Staalmeesters. After Rembrandt
- Spanish Smiths
- Allan Österlind, the Artist
- Miss Louise Breslau, the Artist
- Nymph and Faun
