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CARL HEINRICH BLOCH HIGHLIGHTS

Danish artist Carl Bloch was one of the most celebrated Danish artists of the 19th century. The museum is pleased to own a few of Bloch’s paintings, rarely found outside of his native country. During the final decade of his career, Bloch took up printmaking, crafting masterful etchings of everyday moments, the Danish countryside, and meaningful episodes from the life of Jesus Christ.

Prints of many of these artworks are available for purchase on the MOA Store website. You can browse here.

Christ Healing the Sick at Bethesda

Portrait of Mrs. Ellen Michaelsen

Thorvaldsen (Copy after Horace Vernet)

The Nativity

The Daughter of Jairus

Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery

Christ in Gethsemane

Peter's Remorse

Christ With a Crown of Thorns

Christ With A Crown of Thorns

The Crucifixion

The Entombment

The Resurrection

The Doubting Thomas

Self Portrait

Alma Bloch (Wife of Artist)

Portrait of the Artist's Mother

The Woman with the Sparrows

The Girl at the Bulwark

Coastal Scene

Views of the Ocean

Rocky Shore

Rocky Shore and Sailboats

Rocky Beach Shore

Evening Landscape; From Hellebaek

The Two Houses and Fruit Trees

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