Henrik Thum’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Svensk målare och konterfejare
Was Painter 
From Sweden 
Type Arts 
Gender male
Birth 1665, Stockholm, Sweden
Death 1706
(aged 41 years)
Family
Father: Christian von Thum 

Henrik (Hindrich) Thum, född 1665 i Stockholm, död efter 1706, var en svensk målare och konterfejare.

Han var son till målaråldermannen Christian von Thum och Anna Catharina Keijser och från 1694 gift med Sara Hasselin samt bror till Christian Thum. Han fick troligen sin utbildning av sin far och var verksam i Stockholm som konterfejare. De få målningar som kan tillskrivas honom och är bevarade återfinns i olika familjesläkters samlingar.

Tryckta källor

  • Svenskt konstnärslexikon del V, sid 442, Allhems Förlag, Malmö. Libris 8390293
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