Danish artist Harry Kluge produced a selection of predominantly marine artwork, although he also painted a number of landscapes and portraits. Whilst these ...
Johan Pankraz Koeber, was primarily known for painting religious subjects and many of his works remain in churches within Austria and Germany. He also painte...
Hermanus Koekkoek was a highly prolific and respected artist who specialised in dramatic seascapes.
The Netherlands relied heavily on its sea trade and posse...
Hans Kratzer is known for his scenes that celebrate ordinary everyday life. During the 1920s, he seemed to specialise in painting cardinals in natural inform...
Fritz Kraul trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and was a master of atmospheric interior scenes. His works have been exhibited internatio...
Kraus painted this towards the end of his life with five decades of experience behind him. He had the honour of studying under, and working alongside, some o...
Helene Krebs was an artist of Danish descent who became involved in the burgeoning art world in Sweden during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuri...
Swedish artist, Bror Kronstrand, became one of the leading society painters of his generation and produced hundreds of portraits for wealthy patrons. At the ...
Swedish artist, Axel Kulle, worked in the tricky space between two competing ideas. On one hand, his training at the Academy was based upon traditional princ...
