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Jens Birkholm
Jens Birkholm (21 November 1869 – 11 May 1915) was a Danish genre painter associated with the group known as the Funen Painters. Biography Birkholm was born in and died in Faaborg. His father was a Sailing Master.Brief biography
@ Den Store Danske.
Several of his friends were aspiring artists, including and Peter Hansen. Although his only formal training was an apprenticeship with an obscure local artist, he drew and painted together with them in his spare time and absorbed the influence of



Jens Birkholm
Jens Birkholm (21 November 1869 – 11 May 1915) was a Danish genre painter associated with the group known as the Funen Painters. Biography Birkholm was born in and died in Faaborg. His father was a Sailing Master.Brief biography
@ Den Store Danske.
Several of his friends were aspiring artists, including and Peter Hansen. Although his only formal training was an apprenticeship with an obscure local artist, he drew and painted together with them in his spare time and absorbed the influence of

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1869 Births
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Danish Pacifists
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Tuberculosis Deaths In Denmark
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