Joachim Frich
Landscape. Motif from the Numme Valley in Norway
Joachim Frich was from Bergen, Norway. He studied at the Art Academy in Copenhagen from 1834 to 1836. From 1836 to 1837, he was an art pupil of Johan Christian Dahl in Dresden, Germany. From 1837-1839, he stayed in Munich, where he was influences by the landscape paintings of Carl Rottmann.[2]
In 1850, he completed a series of six large decorative landscape paintings for the dining room in Oscarshall palace on Bygdøy.[3] He also completed illustrations for Norge fremstillet i tegninger, a series of books produced by Norwegian publisher and author, Christian Tønsberg.[4]
Gallery
Høstlandskap (1848)
Fra Hallingdal (1849)
Bakkehuset Pilestredet (1850)
Fra øvre Telemark (1852)
Fra Holsfjorden, Ringerike (1856)
References
Article in Store norske leksikon
Johan Christian Dahl, Maler (Norsk biografisk leksikon. Forfatter av denne artikkelen, Marie Lødrup Bang)
Oscarshall, den nordvestlige delen: 1856 (Fra Chr. Tønsbergs publikasjon Oscarshall, 1856)
Tønsberg: Norge fremstillet i Tegninger (1853-55) (Jostedal historielag)
Other sources
Noss, Aagot (1973) Joachim Frichs draktakvarellar (Det Norske Samlaget) ISBN 978-82-521-0193-5
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