Hans DAHL
1849–1937, Norway
Biography
Discover the life and artistic journey of Hans DAHL (born 1849, Norway, died 1937, Norway), including key biographical details that provide essential context for signature authentication and artwork verification. Understanding an artist's background, artistic periods, and career timeline is crucial for distinguishing authentic signatures from forgeries.
Hans Dahl of Hardanger, Norway, passed the greater part of his youth in the National Military Academy. A line officer in the regular army for several years, he resigned in 1871 to become a painter.
He entered the art school at Carlsruhe, where he was a pupil of Riefstahl and Hans Gude.
Source: Art Signature Dictionary
\"Dahl bodde i Berlin fra 1888, men reiste hver sommer til Balestrand for å lage skisser av Vestlandsnaturen. Fra 1919 var han bosatt i Balestrand.\" Gaustad side 436
Hans Dahl var utdannet offiser, men bestemte seg istedet for å bli maler. Han gikk i lære hos Hans Gude i Karlsruhe 1872-73. Han bosatte seg senere i Berlin i 1888 og bodde der frem til 1919. Dahls tilknytning til Norge og da spesielt til Balestrand gjorde at han hvert år så lenge han bodde i Berlin, reiste til Balestrand for å lage skisser av Vestlandsnatur. Dahls bilder stod høyt i kurs hos Keiser Wilhelm I og særlig hos Keiser Wilhelm II som kjøpte mange
av bildene hans og besøkte ham på sine Norgesreiser.
Source: www.blomqvist.no
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