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1837 Olso, Norway - 1921. Known for: Genre painting.
Mathilde Dietrichson was a Norwegian artist who lived from the 19th century. She studied in various cities including Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Paris, and Munich. Dietrichson was a pioneer generation of... Read full biography
Mathilde Dietrichson was a Norwegian artist who lived from the 19th century. She studied in various cities including Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Paris, and Munich. Dietrichson was a pioneer generation of female artists and is best known for her genre paintings, which often depicted everyday life. She... Read full biography
Mathilde Dietrichson was a Norwegian artist who lived from the 19th century. She studied in various cities including Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Paris, and Munich. Dietrichson was a pioneer generation of female artists and is best known for her genre paintings, which often depicted everyday life. She regularly exhibited her work in Norway, Sweden, and at World Exhibitions in Vienna and Paris. Her first and only solo exhibition was held posthumously in 1922 at Blomqvist
Mathilde Dietrichson was a Norwegian artist who lived from the 19th century. She studied in various cities including Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Paris, and Munich. Dietrichson was a pioneer generation of female artists and is best known for her genre paintings, which often depicted everyday life. She regularly exhibited her work in Norway, Sweden, and at World Exhibitions in Vienna and Paris. Her first and only solo exhibition was held posthumously in 1922 at Blomqvist
Mathilde Dietrichson was a Norwegian artist who lived from the 19th century. She studied in various cities including Düsseldorf, Stockholm, Paris, and Munich. Dietrichson was a pioneer generation of female artists and is best known for her genre paintings, which often depicted everyday life. She regularly exhibited her work in Norway, Sweden, and at World Exhibitions in Vienna and Paris. Her first and only solo exhibition was held posthumously in 1922 at Blomqvist