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Robert Jacobsen
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The sculptor Robert Jacobsen stands in front of his anvil and skewer to the ax he has in his hands. In front of him is seen silhouette of a man.
The Royal Library: The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library
Title: Robert Jacobsen
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The sculptor Robert Jacobsen stands in front of his anvil and skewer to the ax he has in his hands.
In front of him is seen silhouette of a man.
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