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1837 Ringkobing - 1909 Odder. Known for: Landscape painting.
Janus la Cour was a Danish artist who studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen after taking private lessons with Frederik Christian Kiaerskou and Vilhelm Marstrand. He was most... Read full biography
Janus la Cour was a Danish artist who studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen after taking private lessons with Frederik Christian Kiaerskou and Vilhelm Marstrand. He was most successful with his landscapes and received several travel grants from the Academy. In 1868, he was... Read full biography
Janus la Cour was a Danish artist who studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen after taking private lessons with Frederik Christian Kiaerskou and Vilhelm Marstrand. He was most successful with his landscapes and received several travel grants from the Academy. In 1868, he was granted his last scholarship which took him to Italy, to Capri, via Switzerland. He traveled to France and Italy in 1865-67 and returned several times. La Cour exhibited at the Copenhagen academy in... Read full biography
Janus la Cour was a Danish artist who studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen after taking private lessons with Frederik Christian Kiaerskou and Vilhelm Marstrand. He was most successful with his landscapes and received several travel grants from the Academy. In 1868, he was granted his last scholarship which took him to Italy, to Capri, via Switzerland. He traveled to France and Italy in 1865-67 and returned several times. La Cour exhibited at the Copenhagen academy in 1855 and later in Paris, London, Chicago, and Munich. In 1871, he won the Thorvaldsen medal. He is known for his landscape paintings.
Janus la Cour was a Danish artist who studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen after taking private lessons with Frederik Christian Kiaerskou and Vilhelm Marstrand. He was most successful with his landscapes and received several travel grants from the Academy. In 1868, he was granted his last scholarship which took him to Italy, to Capri, via Switzerland. He traveled to France and Italy in 1865-67 and returned several times. La Cour exhibited at the Copenhagen academy in 1855 and later in Paris, London, Chicago, and Munich. In 1871, he won the Thorvaldsen medal. He is known for his landscape paintings.