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Elisabeth Barnekow

Brita Elisabeth Gabriella Barnekow (8 February 1874, in Sörby – 2 October 1942, in Stockholm) was a Swedish painter, best remembered for her portrait paintings. Her works have been exhibited at the Nationalmuseum and the Museum of Sketches for Public Art.

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Elisabeth Barnekow

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Svenskt Porträttarkiv · Public domain

Born
1874 · Sörby church parish.
Died
1942 · Hedvig Eleonora parish.
Nationality
Sweden
Occupation
painter · art historian
Fields
portrait
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Brita Elisabeth Gabriella Barnekow (8 February 1874, in Sörby – 2 October 1942, in Stockholm) was a Swedish painter, best remembered for her portrait paintings. Her works have been exhibited at the Nationalmuseum and the Museum of Sketches for Public Art.

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