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Peter Anker: 1790 Fredrichsnagor Bengal (

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Artist



Description	Norwegian diplomat, painter, art collector and military personnel
Date of birth/death	31 July 1744	17 April 1832
Location of birth/death	Frederikshald	Christiania
Authority file	: Q959756 VIAF: 44237390 ISNI: 0000000061529232 LCCN: nr2002032644 BIBSYS: 2054718 KulturNav: 039aed29-42ac-47de-9886-912a83fda685 WorldCat

Title

1790 Fredrichsnagor Bengal

Date

1790

Medium

watercolor and gouache on paper

Dimensions

height: 24.5 cm (9.6 in); width: 42 cm (16.5 in)

Collection

Museum of Cultural History

	Native name	Kulturhistorisk museum
	Parent institution	University of Oslo
	Location	Oslo, Norway
	Coordinates	59° 55′ 00.5″ N, 10° 44′ 07.7″ E
	Established	1999
	Website	http://www.khm.uio.no/
	Authority file	: Q3356148 VIAF: 265265959 ISNI: 0000000406110761 LCCN: nb2007001955 GND: 10108946-6 WorldCat

Accession number

UEM4428

Place of creation

India, Vest-Bengal, Calcutta, Fredriksnagor

Object history

1878: given to Kulturhistorisk museum, Oslo by Carl Johan Anker

Exhibition history

Memories of India - 20 years in Trankebar. Governor general Peter Anker (1744-1832) painter and collector, Museum of Cultural History, 12 April 2002–11 August 2002

Inscriptions

1790 Fredrichsnagor Bengal. (Skrevet med brunt blekk på den illusjonistisk utformete etiketten under bildet.) Signert: P.Anker.

References

Peter Anker samlingen / UEMf0004_4_UEM4428. Kulturhistorisk museum. Archived from the original on 2019-05-02. Retrieved on 26 July 2017.

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UEM4428 / Universitetsmuseenes fotoportal

Author

Ann Christine Eek (1948–)

	Description	Norwegian-Swedish photographer
	Date of birth	5 October 1948
	Location of birth	Falun
	Authority file	: Q11958167 VIAF: 100893008 ISNI: 0000000071123594 LCCN: n2013028874 GND: 1246799421 SELIBR: 326534 WorldCat

Museum of Cultural History

	Native name	Kulturhistorisk museum
	Parent institution	University of Oslo
	Location	Oslo, Norway
	Coordinates	59° 55′ 00.5″ N, 10° 44′ 07.7″ E
	Established	1999
	Website	http://www.khm.uio.no/
	Authority file	: Q3356148 VIAF: 265265959 ISNI: 0000000406110761 LCCN: nb2007001955 GND: 10108946-6 WorldCat

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