File:Oscar II of Sweden & family 1905.jpg

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English: King Oscar II of Sweden (1829-1907) and family, from left: Prince Eugen, Prince Oscar and Princess Ebba Bernadotte, Princess Teresia, Prince Wilhelm, Queen Sofia, Princess Margareta, King Oscar, Prince Gustaf Adolf, Crown Princess Viktoria, Prince Erik, Crown Prince Gustaf, Princess Ingeborg with daughters Märtha and Margaretha and their father Prince Carl

Date

1905

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Author

Unknown painter on photo by unknown (published in this version by Åhléns in 1905)

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