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:"You, my compatriots in Norway, have no grounds for complaining that we have forgotten the dear, familiar and specific character with which God has endowed our land and our nation. That is so firmly entrenched in our being that it finds expression, whether we like it or not. Do not, therefore, insult us further with such." | :"You, my compatriots in Norway, have no grounds for complaining that we have forgotten the dear, familiar and specific character with which God has endowed our land and our nation. That is so firmly entrenched in our being that it finds expression, whether we like it or not. Do not, therefore, insult us further with such." | ||
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_von_Werner Anton von Werner] (1843-1915). | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_von_Werner Anton von Werner] (1843-1915). | ||
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Revision as of 07:39, 27 November 2021
Introduction
Photography
- Bekker photographs. Very very good.
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Painting
- Hans Gude (1825-1903)
- "You, my compatriots in Norway, have no grounds for complaining that we have forgotten the dear, familiar and specific character with which God has endowed our land and our nation. That is so firmly entrenched in our being that it finds expression, whether we like it or not. Do not, therefore, insult us further with such."
- Joseph Duplessis, 1700's France, is very very good at portraits.
- Anton von Werner (1843-1915).
