Thomas but eventually made his home in France where he was educated.
This Danish-French landscape artist was born on the island of St. Thomas but eventually made his home in France where he was educated. He spent a lot of time outside of Paris as he preferred living and working in the open air. The Boulevard Montmartre on a Winter Morning (1897), which is one of several from a series dedicated to the Paris’ great boulevards, The Large Walnut Tree at l’Hermitage (1875), and Afternoon Sunshine, Pont Neuf (1901) are among his most noteworthy.