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Artist

Emil Bærentzen (1799-1868).

Description

Regine Olsen, the love of Kierkegaard's life.

Date

1840

Medium

painting

Current location

Museum of Copenhagen

	Native name	Københavns ByMuseum
	Location	Copenhagen
	Coordinates	55° 40′ 20.42″ N, 12° 33′ 12.42″ E
	Established	1787
	Website	http://www.vaeggen.copenhagen.dk
	Authority control	WorldCat

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