Marthine Lund
Marthine Lund (c. 1817 – 15 October 1890) was an early Norwegian photographer from Drammen who headed the photographic studio Marthine Lund & Co., on Grændsegaden. She shared the apartment and studio with the German photographer Anna Kreetz and her niece Octavia Sperati, an actress.
Marthine Lund
- Born
- 1817 · Drammen.
- Died
- 1890 · Bergen.
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- Norway
- Occupation
- photographer
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Born at Drammen in 1817, died in Bergen in 1890.
Marthine Lund (1817–1890) was a Norwegian photographer.
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1817
Marthine Lund born at Drammen.
1890
Marthine Lund died at Bergen.
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- 1.Dødsfald. Bergens Aftenblad. 17 October 1890.
- 2.Preus Museum. Marthine Lund & Co.
- 3.Bonge, Susanne. Eldre norske fotografer: Fotografer og amatørfotografer i Norge frem til 1920. 1980.
- 4.Preus Museum. Marthine & Co. Lund.
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