Kung Karl XV, Drottning Lovisa and Drottning Lovisa (Lovisa Josefina Eugenia)
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Swedish:
Karl XV:s ateljé. I ateljén synes kung Karl XV sittande vid sitt staffli, bakom honom drottning Lovisa och vid fönstret prinsessan Lovisa
Karl XV of Sweden and Norway in his studio, 3 people
title QS:P1476,sv:"Karl XV:s ateljé. I ateljén synes kung Karl XV sittande vid sitt staffli, bakom honom drottning Lovisa och vid fönstret prinsessan Lovisa"
label QS:Lsv,"Karl XV:s ateljé. I ateljén synes kung Karl XV sittande vid sitt staffli, bakom honom drottning Lovisa och vid fönstret prinsessan Lovisa"
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