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In a Roman Osteria Carl Bloch, 1866
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In a Roman Osteria

Carl Bloch Β· 1866

Why it's great

A group of Scandinavian artists in Rome gather in a tavern, laughing, drinking and playing music. Bloch lived in Rome as a student and painted his friends. It's lively and warm. It shows what the lives of young artists were like.

Where to see it

πŸ“ Statens Museum for KunstCopenhagen, Denmark

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About the artist

Carl Bloch

1834–1890 Β· born in Copenhagen

Carl Bloch was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and became one of the country's most beloved painters of history and religious scenes. He spent years studying in Italy. His pictures of Bible stories are reproduced all over the world. He died in Copenhagen in 1890.

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