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Creations by Michael Ancher

Michael Ancher (1849-1927) is the most well-known of the Skaw painters after P. S. Krøyer and his motifs adorn a number of plates.

The Skaw painter Michael Ancher

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Plate with motif from the Skaw painters, Christineholm
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Item no: XCS04 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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P.S. Kroyer oval plate, Walking at the beach by Michael Ancher, Bing & Grondahl
P.S. Kroyer oval plate, Walking at the beach by Michael Ancher, Bing & Grondahl
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Item no: BRADEX14-G65-6-3 Year: 1986 Measurement: H: 20 cm x W: 19 cm
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Plate with motif of the Skaw Painters, Christineholm
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Item no: XCS12 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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Plate with motif of the Skaw Painters, Christineholm
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Item no: XCS06 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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P.S. Kroyer plate The Promenade, Bing & Grondahl
P.S. Kroyer plate The Promenade, B...
Item no: BSM2-2 Year: 1988 Measurement: Ø: 21 cm
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Plate with motif of the Skaw Painters, Christineholm
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Item no: XCS05 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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Plate with motif from the Skaw painters, Christineholm
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Item no: XCS10 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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Plate with motif of the Skaw Painters, Christineholm
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Item no: XCS11 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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Michael Ancher the Skaw painter

Michael Peter Ancher (1849-1927) was a Danish painter and the first painter, who moved to the Skaw and thus became the first Skaw painter. He was married to Anna Ancher, who was also one of the Skaw painters.

Michael Ancher was born in Rutsker on Bornholm and sought the advice of art historian Julius Lange in 1871 about becoming a figurine painter. The same year he was admitted into the Art Academy. He visited the Skaw for the first time in 1874. He left the Art Academy in 1875 without graduating. Afterwards he spent more and more time in the Skaw.

He art is focused around portraing daily life and nature in the Skaw, where he painted his pictures. He was highly interested in the life and work of the fishermen, whom he portraied in his paintings.

He received the Neuhausian Prize in 1877 and got his final breakthrough in 1880.