Gallery›Bohuslän Museum›Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Lysekil, Eric i vår snipa för länsen tagen från Stennäset vid Dambassinen 4/8 1899".
Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Lysekil, Eric i vår snipa för länsen tagen från Stennäset vid Dambassinen 4/8 1899".
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Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Lysekil, Eric i vår snipa för länsen tagen från Stennäset vid Dambassinen 4/8 1899".

Hallgren, Hugo

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Landscape. County of Bohus. Eric Hallgren in a snipe.

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