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DescriptionArab-lion.jpg	Foto av målning av Delacroix: Arabisk ryttare attackeras av lejon
Date	1850
Source	Unknown
Author	User Rudolf 1922 on sv.wikipedia
Permission ( Reusing this file)	This image is in the public domain.



Alternative names	Ferdinand-Victor-Eugène Delacroix
Description	French painter, draughtsman, aquarellist and photographer
Date of birth/death	26 April 1798	13 August 1863
Location of birth/death	Charenton-Saint-Maurice	Paris
Work location	Paris, United Kingdom, France, Algeria, Morocco, Netherlands (1839), Belgium
Authority control	WorldCat

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