File:Geiranger kyrkje Wilse 1905.jpeg

Dettagli

Descrizione

Norsk nynorsk: Geiranger kyrkje

Data

1905–1906

Fonte

Galleri NOR at the website of the Norwegian National Library (Nasjonalbiblioteket)
The original is owned by the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History (Norsk folkemuseum)
Tilvekstnummer: NF.W 04688
Internnr: NBR9404:03844

Autore



Nomi alternativi	Wilse Christiania
Descrizione	fotografo norvegese padre di Robert Charles Wilse
Data di nascita/morte	12 giugno 1865	21 febbraio 1949
Luogo di nascita/morte	Flekkefjord	Oslo
Periodo di attività	1900–49
Luogo di attività	Kristiania (Oslo), Kragerø, Seattle
Authority file	: Q144339 VIAF: 11872032 ISNI: 0000000037452319 Open Library: OL465293A LCCN: no92001066 GND: 1061736962 WorldCat

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This photo from the collection of the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History by Anders Beer Wilse is in the public domain.
Requested attribution: Anders Beer Wilse/Norwegian Museum of Cultural History
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