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Description

Frederik 7 of Denmark

Date

25 November 2004 (according to Exif data)

Source

Nordens Historie af Niels Bache 1887

Author



Alternative names	I. W. Tegner; Isaac Wilhelm Tegner
Description	lithographer
Date of birth/death	23 June 1815	21 December 1893
Location of birth/death	Helsingør	Copenhagen
Authority file	: Q12317877 VIAF: 6126939 GND: 133588025 KulturNav: ebb9d4af-d771-4251-8a49-f944f672c03a



Alternative names	Adolf Kittendorff
Description	painter, lithographer, graphic artist, watercolorist and drawer
Date of birth/death	5 April 1820	20 April 1902
Location of birth/death	Copenhagen	Copenhagen
Work period	1840 –1902
Work location	Copenhagen
Authority file	: Q5911541 VIAF: 13504145 ISNI: 0000000022348164 GND: 133588149 KulturNav: 6dea2da0-d5de-47fa-90ef-e2177cc447df RKD: 464023

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	13:00, 30 March 2021		2,290 × 2,699 (1.61 MB)	Skjoldbro	Higher res
	16:21, 25 November 2004		494 × 600 (136 KB)	Nico-dk	from Nordens Historie af Niels Bache 1887 {{PD}}