Ole Juul was an accomplished Norwegian painter of landscapes. He studied under Anders Askevold in Bergen and Eugène Dücker in Düsseldorf, Germany, and examples of his works are held in the National Museum in Oslo.

Exhibited

Kristiania, Bergen, Trondheim.

Public Collections

National Museum in Oslo.

Timeline

1852

Born in Dypfjorden, Lofoten, Norway, to Knud Lorentz Juul, a farmer, pilot and fisherman, and Gjertrud Bolette Juul (nee Dreyer). The eminent landscape painter, Adelsteen Normann (1848-1918), was his cousin.

1873

Studied under Anders Askevold in Bergen. Also trained as a photographer.

1876

Studied under Eugène Dücker in Düsseldorf, Germany.

1882

Returned to Norway and lived in Elverum.

1884

Lived in Lesja.

1886-1886

Lived in Orkdal.

1887

Opened a studio in Elverum.

1891

Works shown in Berlin, Germany.

1900

Lived in Kristiania.

1914

Lived in Beian, Ørland.

1922

Made a significant breakthrough following an exhibition at a gallery in Oslo.

1927

Died in Trondheim.