Johan Ljung
Illustration — Portrait of Johan Ljung Johan Ljung (1717–1787) was a Swedish ornamental sculptor attached to the Stockholm Palace. He was employed at the Stockholm Palace, as was his son, Pehr Ljung (1743–1819). He made the pulpit at Stora Tuna Church in 1757.
Johan Ljung

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- 1717
- Died
- 1787
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