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Selma Jacobsson — portrait

Swedish · 1841–1899

Selma Jacobsson

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Portret van Zelma Hedin, Selma Jacobsson, 1850 - 1874

Portret van Zelma Hedin

1850 - 1874 · Rijksmuseum

Portret van Gurli Åberg met parasol, Selma Jacobsson, 1860 - 1880

Portret van Gurli Åberg met parasol

1860 - 1880 · Rijksmuseum

Portret van Anna Maria Strandberg, Selma Jacobsson, 1870 - 1885

Portret van Anna Maria Strandberg

1870 - 1885 · Rijksmuseum

Portret van Anna Maria Strandberg bij een balustrade, Selma Jacobsson, 1870 - 1885

Portret van Anna Maria Strandberg bij een balustrade

1870 - 1885 · Rijksmuseum

Portrait de Guerra, actrice, Selma Jacobsson

Portrait de Guerra, actrice

Musée Carnavalet, Histoire de Paris