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Baroness Abelone "Lona"
Birgitte Gyldenkrone, (née Gulowsen; 1848–1934) was a
Norwegian operatic soprano.
After first performing at a
concert in the Christiania...
- Hans Gude (1825–1903),
Norwegian romanticist landscape painter Lona
Gyldenkrone (1848–1934),
opera singer Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906), playwright, theatre...
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gobiniennes (in French). Paris: Klincksieck. 1966. p. 95. or Güldencrone,
Gyldenkrone Donnard, Jean-Hervé (1967).
Gobineau à Athènes, 1864–1868 : exposition...
- the Güldencrone family, also
spelled Guldencrone and
Gyldenkrone, is a
Danish and
Norwegian noble family with the rank of fief baron.
Vilhelm M****lis...
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patent for
Joachim Christian Geelmuyden. 1813 by extinction.
Norway Gyldenkrone Baron 1673
baron (friherre)
patent for
Wilhelm af M****lis with name...
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Eivind Groven,
composer Sigmund Groven,
harmonica virtuoso,
composer Lona
Gyldenkrone (1848–1934),
opera singer Johan Halvorsen,
composer Morten Harket, singer...
- was
constructed in 1780–84 by
nobleman and
diplomat Christian Frederik Gyldenkrone (1741–1788),
based upon
plans by
architect Christian Joseph Zuber (1736–1802)...
- M****lis
Gyldenkrone 1683 1692
Regitze Sophie Gyldenkrone 1692 1746
Christian Gyldenkrone 1746 1747
Vilhelm Gyldenkrone 1747 1753
Matthias Gyldenkrone 1753...
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Fraugdegaard (1787-1834) and
secondly to
baron Ove
Christian Ludvig Emerentius Gyldenkrone (1795-1863). In 1806, Bülow
married lady-in-waiting
Emilie Augusta Marie...
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Constantin Augustus Charisius of
Constantinborg and
Kirsten baronesse Gyldenkrone. His
third wife was Edel
Margrethe Sehested (1749-1827),
daughter of...
