Hans Nansen
Poul Steffensen (1866-1923) · "Gjøngehøvdingen" by Carit Etlar (Carl Brosbøll, 1816-1900). Original from 1853, here reprint from 1909 by V. Pios Boghandel. · Public domain
- Born
- 1598
- Died
- 1667
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Born in 1598, died in 1667.
Illustration by Poul Steffensen from the Danish novel Gjøngehøvdingen by Carit Etlar which takes place during and after the Dano-Swedish War in 1657-1658. Svend Poulsen, Gøngehøvdingen, and the Copenhagen mayor Hans Nansen are disguised with sheets to avoid the Swedish troops in the snowy forest. Svend Poulsen don't know yet who Hans Nansen and what he want. But their talk lead to him to believe t
Poul Steffensen (1866-1923) · "Gjøngehøvdingen" by Carit Etlar (Carl Brosbøll, 1816-1900). Original from 1853, here reprint from 1909 by V. Pios Boghandel.
Illustration by Poul Steffensen from the Danish novel Gjøngehøvdingen by Carit Etlar which takes place during og efter the Dano-Swedish War in 1657-1658. Svend Poulsen, Gøngehøvdingen, and the Copenhagen mayor Hans Nansen in the timuli which serves as Svend Poulsens hideout. Svend Poulsen reads a letter Hans Nansen has gotten from King Frederik III saying that the reader should help Hans Nansen. H
Poul Steffensen (1866-1923) · "Gjøngehøvdingen" by Carit Etlar (Carl Brosbøll, 1816-1900). Original from 1853, here reprint from 1909 by V. Pios Boghandel.
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