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DescriptionAlfredNobel adjusted.jpg	Português: Foto de Alfred Nobel a mais de cem anos (1833-1896) English: Portrait of Alfred Nobel (1833-1896) by Gösta Florman (1831–1900).
Date	Not verified. However, the Author died in 1896 so it was taken before that.
Source	Sweden.se credits image to www.imagebank.sweden.se, Gösta Florman / The Royal Library
Author	Gösta Florman (1831–1900) / The Royal Library
Permission ( Reusing this file)	PD-OLD.

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