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Artist

Hendrik Hollander (1823–1884)
Alternative names	Hendrik Hollander Cz.
Description	Dutch painter, lithographer and draughtsman
Date of birth/death	7 August 1823	1 June 1884
Location of birth/death	Leeuwarden	Amsterdam
Work period	between circa 1844 and circa 1884
Work location	Amsterdam

Title

Carolus Linnaeus in Laponian costume

Date

1853

Medium

painting

Notes

replica of a painting in Estate Hartenkamp.

Source/Photographer

University of Amsterdam

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