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Tegning, portræt af M.F. Hansen udført af C.C. Forup
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Forup, Carl Christian (1883-1939), Danish
“Portrait of Martin Frederik Hansen (1824-1904).” Around 1907.
Assistant Professor and Diocesan Writer at the Cathedral. Shoulder piece a face to the left.
Neutral background. Oval recording.
Pastel chalk on paper; 41.6x39.3 cm.
Mounted on cardboard.
Traces of framing in glass.
No visible signature.
On the back inscription:
“Martin Frederik Hansen, née 16/8 1824 Assistant Professor and Diocesan Writer at the Cathedral of 1904.”
The portrayed was the son of diocesan Chr. Hansen (1782-1854), Roskilde.
The Guardian of the Cathedral from 1822.
LB. Nov 1984
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The Danish Agency for Culture
Title: Tegning, portræt af M.F. Hansen udført af C.C. Forup
Description:
Forup, Carl Christian (1883-1939), Danish
“Portrait of Martin Frederik Hansen (1824-1904).
” Around 1907.
Assistant Professor and Diocesan Writer at the Cathedral.
Shoulder piece a face to the left.
Neutral background.
Oval recording.
Pastel chalk on paper; 41.
6x39.
3 cm.
Mounted on cardboard.
Traces of framing in glass.
No visible signature.
On the back inscription:
“Martin Frederik Hansen, née 16/8 1824 Assistant Professor and Diocesan Writer at the Cathedral of 1904.
”
The portrayed was the son of diocesan Chr.
Hansen (1782-1854), Roskilde.
The Guardian of the Cathedral from 1822.
LB.
Nov 1984
- - - -.
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