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Study for "Peder Anker, his Wife Anna Elisabeth, née Cold, and their Daughter Karen", Jens Juel

Study for "Peder Anker, his Wife Anna Elisabeth, née Cold, and their Daughter Karen"

Forarbeid til "Peder Anker til Bogstad med sin hustru Anna Elisabeth, f. Cold, og deres datter Karen" (museum title)

Jens Juel (Danish) (1745-1802)

Movement
Rococo
Date
1792
Medium
Red chalk and pen over graphite on paper
Dimensions
24.4 × 18.5 cm (sheet)
Collection
National Museum of Norway
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Nasjonalmuseet / Jeanette Veiby, CC BY 4.0

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