Aug 30, 2025
Carl Bille - "Fishing vessels taking out to sea by moonlight" (1885)
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Carl Bille - "Fishing vessels taking out to sea by moonlight" (1885)
Seascape with paddle steamer and ships, Carl Bille
Carl Bille (Feb. 20, 1815 - 1898) was a Danish sailor and artist. He made enough money from his marines to go ashore and become a full-time painter in the mid-1850s. He also studied with Carl Dahl at that time.
Above: Helsingør Havn i måneskin, 1876 - oil on canvas (Privately owned)
Details: Moonlit seascape, Carl Bille, 1890
Details: A Dutch fishing boat in the North Sea in moonlight, 1877, Carl Bille (Danish, 1815-1898)
A moonlit night by the North Sea, 1887, Carl Bille (Danish, 1815-1898)
Carl Bille (Danish, 1815–1898), "The Steamer Hekla Cathcing Up with Von Der Tann in the Battle of Neustadt" (detail), 1869
Carl Bille (Danish, 1815–1898), "Shipwreck with a Surviving Dog"