Paul Fischer
Denmark 1860 – 1934
Paul Fischer, a Danish painter, was renowned for his realistic portrayals of urban life in Scandinavia and across Europe. His father, an amateur artist and owner of a paint manufacturing company, provided him with a solid foundation in the materials and techniques of painting. Fischer's artistic journey also included influences from his travels to Paris, where he encountered the erotic posters of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and the sensual ballet paintings of Edgar Degas. These experiences influenced his paintings of nude female bathers on the beach, which became a signature element of his work.
Born on July 22, 1860, in Copenhagen, Denmark, Fischer pursued his artistic ambitions at the Royal Danish Academy of Art in his hometown. Throughout his life, he remained loyal to his Danish roots, never leaving his home country. He passed away on May 1, 1934, in Gentofte, Denmark, leaving behind a legacy of paintings that captivated and inspired countless art lovers.
Collection of Works(Page 1)
Bathers on the beach, Falsterbo
Type: World-Famous Paintings
Painter: Paul Fischer
Resolution: 3436 × 4860 px
Damer, Der Køber Blomster På Amagertorv
Type: World-Famous Paintings
Painter: Paul Fischer
Resolution: 3156 × 2416 px
Flowersellers At Dr. Louises Bro [Queen Louise's Bridge] In Copenhagen
Type: World-Famous Paintings
Painter: Paul Fischer
Resolution: 4260 × 3287 px
Elegante damer med klokkehatte køber fisk
Type: World-Famous Paintings
Painter: Paul Fischer
Resolution: 2204 × 1790 px
An Evening Stroll On The Boulevard
Type: World-Famous Paintings
Painter: Paul Fischer
Resolution: 4000 × 2822 px
Changing of the guard at Amalienborg Palace
Type: World-Famous Paintings
Painter: Paul Fischer
Resolution: 3174 × 2248 px