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Hans Per Persson's children: son Paul (b.1892-05-06, died 1912), daughter Anna... 1898-1900. Creator: Hans Per Persson
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Hans Per Persson's children: son Paul (b.1892-05-06, died 1912), daughter Anna... 1898-1900. Creator: Hans Per Persson
Hans Per Persson's children: son Paul (b.1892-05-06, died 1912), daughter Anna (b.1894), daughter Berta (1896-1917), 1898-1900
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"This photograph, captured by renowned Swedish artist Hans Per Persson, showcases a tender moment in his family life. The image features Hans' children, including his son Paul, born on May 6, 1892, and tragically passing away in 1912, and his daughters Anna, born in 1894, and Berta, born in 1896 but passing away in 1917. The photograph, taken around 1898-1900, depicts the children dressed in matching clothing, with Paul wearing a smart uniform and the girls in simple yet elegant dresses. The family scene exudes a sense of warmth and love, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Nordic region. This photograph is a precious depiction of Hans Per Persson's family, providing a glimpse into the lives of artists and their children during the 19th century. The image is a valuable addition to any art, history, or cultural collection and is a testament to the enduring legacy of Hans Per Persson and his family." This photograph is part of the extensive collection of the Nordiska museet (Nordic Museum) in Stockholm, Sweden, which is managed by the Nordiska museet Foundation. The museum is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the cultural history of the Nordic region and is an essential destination for anyone interested in Nordic art, history, and heritage. This photograph is a significant addition to the museum's collection, showcasing the personal side of a renowned artist and providing a unique insight into the lives of artists and their families during the 19th century.
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