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Biography

Erik Ludvig Henningsen (1855–1930) was a Danish painter recognized for his contributions to Realism and Social Realism during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He gained acclaim for his compelling and often critical portrayals of contemporary society, shedding light on social issues through his art.

Henningsen's work was rooted in Realism, and later, he became associated with the burgeoning Social Realist movement. His paintings depicted scenes of everyday life, often focusing on the struggles of the working class, the plight of women, and societal injustices.

Notably, his paintings addressed subjects such as poverty, the challenging conditions of the urban poor, and the harsh realities of modern life. Henningsen had a keen eye for capturing human emotion and social dynamics, infusing his works with a sense of empathy and social critique.

One of his renowned paintings, "Eviction - The Social-Democrats," exemplifies his commitment to depicting social issues and the hardships faced by the less privileged members of society.

Erik Henningsen's legacy endures for his dedication to portraying the realities of the time, highlighting social issues and giving a voice to the marginalized through his art. His works are valued for their powerful social commentary and their role in addressing the social conditions and inequalities of his era.