File:Emil Carlsen, Nantasket Beach, 1876, 1940.1087, Art Institute of Chicago.jpg

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Summary

Emil Carlsen: Nantasket Beach

Artist



Alternative names	Soren Emil Carlsen; Sören Emil Carlsen; S. Emil Carlsen; Søren Emil Carlsen; Carlsen; Emil Carlson; Emil Soren Carlsen
Description	American- painter
Date of birth/death	19 October 1848	2 January 1932
Location of birth/death	Copenhagen	New York City
Work location	United States of America (1872)
Authority file	: Q5371205 VIAF: 33432533 ISNI: 0000000067055517 ULAN: 500005813 LCCN: n85141186 Open Library: OL5849860A WorldCat

Title

English: Nantasket Beach

Object type

painting

Date

1876

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 38.7 cm (15.2 in); width: 66.8 cm (26.2 in)

Collection

Art Institute of Chicago

	Native name	Art Institute of Chicago
	Location	Chicago, United States of America
	Coordinates	41° 52′ 46″ N, 87° 37′ 26″ W
	Established	1879
	Website	www.artic.edu
	Authority file	: Q239303 VIAF: 131375374 ISNI: 0000000091672697 ULAN: 500304669 LCCN: n82144329 OSM: 1870546 WorldCat

Accession number

1940.1087

Place of creation

United States of America

Credit line

Friends of American Art Collection

Inscriptions

Title, monogram and date bottom right:

Nantasket Beach S. EM. C. 76 26/6

References

ARTIC artwork ID: 39691

Source/Photographer

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/39691/nantasket-beach

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