Astrup, Nikolai

Nikolai Astrup (1880-1928) is one of Norway’s most renowned and beloved artists. He has made a name for himself both as a painter and a graphic artist, and is known most of all for his characteristic depictions of the lush, wild landscapes and traditional way of life of Western Norway.

More information about Nikolai Astrup can be found here

Plassering

Medium

  • The Doll House

    The Doll House

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Drawing

    Pen, 73x68cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Stook

    Stook

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting, 1919

    Oil on canvas, 90×104 cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Two Grotesque Heads of Old Men

    Two Grotesque Heads of Old Men

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Drawing

    Pencil, 11,1×7,1cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Early Summer in Jølster

    Early Summer in Jølster

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting

    56x80cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Menu – 9/7/22

    Menu – 9/7/22

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Drawing

    Watercolour, gouache, 11×12,9cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Cowshed Courting

    Cowshed Courting

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting, 1903

    Oil on canvas, 95x145cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Seated Nude

    Seated Nude

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Drawing

    Pencil, 26,8×25,6cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Sunde in Jølster

    Sunde in Jølster

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting, 1919

    Oil on canvas, 72x111cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • The Svanøy Bay (Svanøybukten)

    The Svanøy Bay (Svanøybukten)

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting, 1899 til 1904

    Oil on canvas, 71x68cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Trees and Snowy Mountains

    Trees and Snowy Mountains

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting

    Oil on canvas, 56x54cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Waterfall and Mill House

    Waterfall and Mill House

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting, 1922

    Oil on canvas, 64x95cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum

  • Sandalstrand

    Sandalstrand

    Astrup, Nikolai

    Painting, 1926

    Oil on canvas, 47x54cm

    KODE – Bergen Art Museum