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Tom Martinsen

Tom Martinsen was born in Tønsberg on 4 August 1943, Martinsen studied photography with Christer Strömholm in Stockholm, and was appointed as reporting photographer for the newspaper Dagbladet from 1973. He was a co-founder of the Oslo gallery Fotogalleriet in 1977. His publications include the book 118 øyeblikk from 2003.

Tom Martinsen

Name
Tom Martinsen
Born
4 August 1943
Birthplace
Tønsberg, Norway
Died
31 March 2007
Occupation
Photographer
Awards
* Fritt Ord Honorary Award for (2006) Tom Martinsen (1943–2007) was a Norwegian photographer.
Nationality
Norway

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Tom Martinsen was born in Tønsberg on 4 August 1943, Martinsen studied photography with Christer Strömholm in Stockholm, and was appointed as reporting photographer for the newspaper Dagbladet from 1973. He was a co-founder of the Oslo gallery Fotogalleriet in 1977. His publications include the book 118 øyeblikk from 2003.

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