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Summary
| Artist |
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| Title |
Hins Anders |
| Date |
1904 |
| Medium |
oil on canvas |
| Dimensions |
81 × 65 cm (31.9 × 25.6 in) |
| Current location |
Thiel Gallery  |
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| Native name |
Thielska Galleriet |
| Location |
Sjötullsbacken 8
115 25 Stockholm
Sweden |
| Coordinates |
59° 19′ 20.00″ N, 18° 8′ 55.00″ E |
| Established |
1907 |
| Website |
Thielska galleriet |
| Authority control |
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| Stockholm (Stolen June 20, 2000 - ) |
| Notes |
Hins Anders Ersson, (1829-1907), clock repairman. Zorn painted this portrait in the fall of 1904. |
| Source/Photographer |
Unknown |
Permission
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Public domain |
Licensing
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