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Artist

Jakob Binck
Alternative names	Jacob Binck
Description	German painter
Date of birth/death	circa 1500	1568 or 1569
Location of birth/death	Cologne	Königsberg
Work location	Germany, Denmark, Sweden
Authority control	WorldCat

Title

Gustav Vasa

Date

1542

Notes

English: Belongs to Uppsala University's art collection. Probably a copy from late 16th century.

Svenska: Tillhör Uppsala universitets konstsamling. Sannolikt kopia från sent 1500-tal.

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Unknown

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