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Part of a ceiling painting by Christian von Schönfeldt (1661/1662 - 1742), a painter and a church bench in Bro church
Bohuslän Museum

Part of a ceiling painting by Christian von Schönfeldt (1661/1662 - 1742), a painter and a church bench in Bro church

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Bohuslän Museum

Part of a ceiling painting by Christian von Schönfeldt (1661/1662 - 1742), a painter and a church bench in Bro church

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