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Gabriel Sweidel

Illustration — The Last Supper by Gabriel Gotthard Sweidel, medieval church in Korpo Gabriel Gotthard Sweidel, also Sveidel or Sweidell, (1744 – 22 March 1813, in Turku) was a Finnish church painter. Sweidel worked as a master painter in Turku, painting primarily religious-themed works for church commissions. He married Gustava Stock Berg May 18, 1786.

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Gabriel Sweidel

Gabriel Sweidel, Gabriel Gotthard Sweidel - Self-Portrait - A I 594 - Finnish National Gallery

Gabriel Sweidel · http: kokoelmat.fng.fi/app?si=A+I+594 · Public domain

Born
1744
Died
1813 · Turku.
Nationality
Finland
Occupation
painter
Languages
Finnish

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Illustration — The Last Supper by Gabriel Gotthard Sweidel, medieval church in Korpo Gabriel Gotthard Sweidel, also Sveidel or Sweidell, (1744 – 22 March 1813, in Turku) was a Finnish church painter. Sweidel worked as a master painter in Turku, painting primarily religious-themed works for church commissions. He married Gustava Stock Berg May 18, 1786.

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