Thomas Fearnley (27 December 1802 – 16 January 1842)

Thomas Fearnley, The Bridge of Hauge Outside Arendal 1829.

Thomas Fearnley was a Norwegian romantic painter, a

pupil of Johan Christian Dahl and a leading representative

of Norwegian romantic nationalism in painting.

Fearnley's paintings alternate between oil sketches and larger,

composed landscapes meant for exhibition. The National Gallery in

Oslo owns a total of 54 of his smaller pictures and sketches and

also a series of drawings.

Thomas Fearnley, From Balestrand at the Sognefjord 1839.

Thomas Fearnley, The Painter and the Boy 1834.

Thomas Fearnley, A Terrace in Amalfi in Moonlight 1834.

Thomas Fearnley, Gravensfjord 1839.

Thomas Fearnley, The Grindelwaldgletscher (The Grindelwald Glacier) 1838.

Thomas Fearnley, Elsinore Towards Kronborg, Winter 1833.

Thomas Fearnley, Landskap med Vandringsmann (Landscape with Hiker) 1830.

Thomas Fearnley, Munich After the Thunderstorm 1831.

Thomas Fearnley, Norsk Landskab, Marumfoss 1833.

Thomas Fearnley, Old Birch Tree at the Sognefjord 1839.

Thomas Fearnley, From Romsdal 1836.

Thomas Fearnley, Terrace with Oak, Sorrento 1834.

Thomas Fearnley, Tjugum Church, Balestrand 1839.

Thomas Fearnley, A Waterspout on the Bay of Naples 1833.