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Holger Peter Svane Lubbers

Holger Peter Svane Lubbers (1850 - 1931) was active/lived in Denmark.  Holger Lubbers is known for Painting-marine scens.

Holger Peter Svane Lübbers (1850-1931)

Predominantly a marine painter, he captured scenes of the Danish east coast, including Copenhagen as well as southern Italy. He traveled extensively throughout Scandinavia and Europe.

Education:
1876-1879  Student at Prince Ferdinands Technical Drawing School
1879-1882  Attended The Royal Art Academy in Copenhagen
1882  Took time on his own to further his skills at marine paintings

Selected Exhibitions:
1878-79, 81-91, 93, 98, 1901, 04, 06- 22, 25  Charlottenborg Palace Spring Exhibitions
1888  Nordic Exhibition in Copenhagen
1904, 09  K.E. Exhibition
1921  Artist Association Exhibition
1920  Bergenholz Exhibition

Awards:
1881  Neuhausen's Medal

Sources include:
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