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Herman af Sillén, Possibly HMS Vanadis in the Mediterranean off North africa.

Herman af Sillén, Possibly HMS Vanadis in the Mediterranean off North africa.

Herman af Sillén

(Sweden, 1857-1908)

Possibly HMS Vanadis in the Mediterranean off North africa

Signed H. af Sillén and dated 1890. Canvas 65 x 96 cm.

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The motif probably depicts HMS Vanadis.

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