Emil Carlsen
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Soren Emil Carlsen (1853 – 1932) was an American painter associated with the Cos Cob Art Colony.
Carlsen painted primarily landscapes and still lifes. His fastidiously painted still lifes are influenced by Chardin and often depict copper pans, game, or flowers. He was an art teacher for over fifty years; his students included James Swinnerton.
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