Jac Ahrenberg
Also recorded as Jac. Ahrenberg · Jacob Ahrenberg · Johan Jakob Ahrenberg · J. J. Ahrenberg
Jac Ahrenberg
Carl Larsson · Public domain
- Born
- 1847
- Died
- 1914
- Nationality
- Grand Duchy of Finland · Russian Empire
- Occupation
- architect · art critic · painter · writer
- Fields
- historical novel
- Known for
- Kajaani Church · Hanko Church
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Jac Ahrenberg was an architect and writer, born on 30 April 1847 in Viborg and died on 10 October 1914 in Helsinki.
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