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Gunnar Berg

Gunnar Berg was a Norwegian painter, photographer and artist (1863–1893). He was born in Svolvær and died in Berlin.

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Gunnar Berg

Svolvær auf den Lofoten. Denkmal für den Maler Gunner Berg, der Svolvær geboren wurde und in Berlin starb.

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Born
1863 · Svolvær.
Died
1893 · Berlin.
Nationality
Norway
Occupation
painter · photographer · artist
Fields
landscape
Education
Kunstakademie Düsseldorf · Trondheim Cathedral School
Languages
Norwegian

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Gunnar Berg was a Norwegian painter, photographer and artist (1863–1893). He was born in Svolvær and died in Berlin.

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