Anton Thorenfeld
Anton Erik Christian Thorenfeld (1811–1894) was a Danish landscape painter known for his depictions of rural farm life and the natural landscapes of Denmark. Born in Copenhagen, Thorenfeld studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, where he was influenced by the romantic landscape tradition that emphasized the beauty of nature and its spiritual qualities. His works often portrayed Danish farms, rolling fields, and peaceful countryside scenes, characterized by their serene compositions and detailed brushwork. Thorenfeld’s work is considered an important part of 19th-century Danish art, and his paintings are held in collections such as the National Gallery of Denmark.
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Full Name: Anton Erik Christian Thorenfeld
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Birth and Death: 1811–1894
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Profession: Landscape Painter
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Influences: Danish Romanticism
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Legacy: Known for his depictions of Danish rural life, Thorenfeld’s works are held in the National Gallery of Denmark.
