Julius Runge

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Julius Ludwig Friedrich Runge (1843–1922) was a German landscape painter. Born in Röbel in northern Germany, he studied under Hans Gude and Gustav Schönleber. He painted in Munich, Karlsruhe, Hamburg and Lindau.^[1] In the early 1880s, he joined the Skagen Painters in the far north of Jutland together with his Swedish tutor Wilhelm von Gegerfelt and his French colleague Émile Barau.^[2]

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Name	Runge, Julius Ludwig Friedrich
Alternative names
Short description	German painter
Date of birth	1843
Place of birth	Röbel, Germany
Date of death	1922
Place of death	Lindau, Germany

v t e Skagen Painters

Associated landmarks	Skagens Museum Brøndums Hotel Michael and Anna Ancher's House Drachmann's House

Early visitors	Christian Blache Vilhelm Melbye Johan Peter Raadsig Martinus Rørbye

Main group of painters	Anna Ancher Michael Ancher Oscar Björck Viggo Johansen Christian Krohg Johan Krouthén Marie Krøyer P. S. Krøyer Carl Locher Karl Madsen Thorvald Niss Julius Paulsen Eilif Peterssen

Associated painters	Jørgen Aabye G. F. Clement Tupsy Clement Wilhelm von Gegerfelt Ella Heide Einar Hein Ludvig Karsten Vilhelm Kyhn Frederik Lange Charles Lundh Anna Palm de Rosa Wilhelm Peters Julius Runge Adrian Stokes Marianne Stokes Fritz Stoltenberg Frits Thaulow Laurits Tuxen Johannes Wilhjelm J.F. Willumsen

Other associates	Hugo Alfvén Georg Brandes Degn Brøndum Holger Drachmann Heinrich Hirschsprung Ulrik Plesner Henrik Pontoppidan

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