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Christina Nilsson, born on 20 August 1843 in Vederlöv Småland, died 21 November 1921 in Växjö, was a Swedish singer with an international career.
Christina was married twice: in 1872 to a French banker August Rouzeaud (died 1882), and in 1887 to the Spaniard, don Angel Ramoin Maria Vallejo y Miranda, Count Casa de Miranda. She was then titled Countess de Casa Miranda.
At her death, she left a fortune of three million kroner, which was partly bequeathed out in the form of donations, including to the Musikaliska Akademien. She is buried in the Tegnér Cemetery in Växjö.
Assembly/Frame: Gilded pastel with running dog stretcher
Title: Oil painting
Description:
Christina Nilsson, born on 20 August 1843 in Vederlöv Småland, died 21 November 1921 in Växjö, was a Swedish singer with an international career.
Christina was married twice: in 1872 to a French banker August Rouzeaud (died 1882), and in 1887 to the Spaniard, don Angel Ramoin Maria Vallejo y Miranda, Count Casa de Miranda.
She was then titled Countess de Casa Miranda.
At her death, she left a fortune of three million kroner, which was partly bequeathed out in the form of donations, including to the Musikaliska Akademien.
She is buried in the Tegnér Cemetery in Växjö.
Assembly/Frame: Gilded pastel with running dog stretcher.
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