Eva Ekeblad

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Ekeblad, Eva

Ekeblad, Eva

Portrait of Eva Ekeblad, oil on board by Olof Arenius, 18th century; in the collection...

Finnish National Gallery, Paul and Fanny Sinebrychoff Collection (1921-1-21, S 194)

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