#p.s krøyer

[fleshdollforsale]

[i12bent]

Louise Bonfils (Nov. 3, 1856 - 1933) was a Danish marine painter. She was the first woman in Denmark to register to train as a marine painter and she studied at Kunstskolen for Kvinder at the Royal Academy and later with Tuxen and Krøyer at Kunstnernes Frie Studieskoler.

Above: Langebro set fra Ryssensten. Diset vejr, 1889 - oil on canvas (originally shown at Charlottenborg, now privately owned)

[womblegrinch]

Peder Severin Krøyer (1851-1909) - Degn Brøndum sitting in the dunes with his hunting dog

Oil on canvas. Painted in 1898.

21.7 x 31.9 inches, 55 x 81 cm. Estimate: DKK 1,500,000-2,000,000.

Sold Bruun Rasmussen, Copenhagen, 18 Sept 2023 for DKK 1,700,000 + B.P.

The painting can be considered as a preparatory work for Krøyer's larger painting Skagens jægere (The Skagen Hunters) from 1898, and is located at ARoS, Aarhus Art Museum.

Degn Brøndum (1856-1932) was a merchant, innkeeper, hotel owner, co-founder of Skagens Museum and brother of Anna Ancher. Around 1880, he took over Brøndums Hotel in Skagen after his father.

I like the intensity of the dog's gaze. A proper dog.

[sunnylolli]

When you draw nature/backgrounds do you look at references? because some of the stuff you've been drawing looks so accurate, the lighting is amazing😭

I use a lot of references from movie stills and screenshots (I find them on pinterest) 🫶

I have a handful of generic memory-pictures of backyards, forests and beaches in my head, that I pull out whenever I'm too lazy and don't feel like looking for an actual reference, though 🥹

(Also thank you!! 👉🏼👈🏼 I put a lot of time, sweat and energy into lighting, I'm really happy that it shows 😭)

[simena]

P.S. Krøyer (detail)

[metamorphesque]

Peder Severin Krøyer and Marie Triepcke Krøyer, Double-portrait of Marie and P.S. Krøyer

[theabominableseamstress]

Summer evening at Skagen. P.S. Krøyer. 1892. Oil on canvas. Skagens Kunstmuseer.

This is one of my absolute favourite paintings, I just love the contrast between the yellow of her dress and the blue sea so much.

[dogsinart]

Roses by P.S. Krøyer (1893)

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P.S. Krøyer

[bioaesthetics]

P.S. Krøyer. 1893. En frokost.

[sonofthecrossroad]

P.S. Krøyer: Hip, Hip, Hurrah! (1888) depicting the group's festivities

[i12bent]

Marie Krøyer (June 11, 1867 - 1940) was a Danish painter and designer. Her two difficult marriages kept her from producing as much art as she should have, but we have a few good works by her nonetheless...

Above: Solstrejf på en gårdsplads, 1898 - oil on canvas (sold at auction by Bruun Rasmussen)

[sunnylolli]

do you have any favorite artists that you look up to?

I have spent a while thinking about this, because I do have certain artstyles that I really really admire and look up to 🎉

I've been gripped by the fantastic world of using a flat and angled lineart brush to draw everything recently, and that inspiration I took from artists on here, such as

@Wolfythewitch and @Crownorclower (I won't tag them, because I'm a bit shy to have them see this)

Wolfythewitch in particular I look up to their general style, particularly with painting realistically while still maintaining a stylistic outcome! I am a huge lover of the romantic-period (1800-~1870) and the Naturalism/Realism-period (Late 18th, early 19th cent.) paintings, so they just scratch all the parts in my brain with their art!

As for style and lines, I'm obsessed with @Zosanbrainrot, @Chippuyon, @Seagiri and themetalhiro

Real life artists, because I do look to actual paintings for inspiration sometimes 😭

I am obsessed with "P.S. Krøyer" paintings and the general "Skagens malere" of the romantic period.

"Hip! Hip! Hurra!", "Roser" and "Skagens jægere" are just a few of the ones I love from him!

"The woman in the garden" by Claude Monet and such paintings, they make me go completely insane, I love them so much

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Louise Bonfils, Luisa María Magdalena Bonfils (1856-1933) pintora danesa.

Nació en Frederiksberg.

Louise Bonfils fue estudiante en las Escuelas de arte gratuitas (The Independent Escuelas de Arte) en Copenhague.

Ella asistió a clases dirigidas por Lauritz Tuxen y P.S. Krøyer.

Más tarde Luisa Bonfils estudió en la Royal Academy de las Artes de Copenhague 1890-91.

Había abierto una escuela para mujeres en 1888. En su época sólo había unas pocas mujeres en Dinamarca que estuvieron especializadas en pintura marina.

Luisa Bonfils fue una de ellas.

Como pintora marina, pintó la vida a través de representaciones de aparejos completos en el mar. Sus numerosas pinturas de paisajes también llevaban la marca de la pintura al aire libre de la época .

Ella recorrió zonas costeras de Dinamarca y Noruega para encontrar buenos lugares.

Los últimos años de su vida ella se quedó ciega. Sus amigos la ayudaron a encontrar la financiación para una operación que sólo mejoró su vista por un tiempo.

Murió en Copenhague.

[lnoll]

P.S. Krøyer, A Duet (1887) Miss Beatrice Dietrichsen and the painter Vilhelm Rosenstand in a duet, accompanied by Mrs Vilhelmine Bramsen at the piano. Seen at the front - with her back to the viewer - is Miss Marie Triepcke. Krøyer wanted her to sit for him, and this is his first painting of her.

[surfingkaliyuga]

alwh1te:

Midsummer Eve bonfire on Skagen’s beach // P.S. Krøyer // 1906