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Alternative names	Stefan Sinding; Stephen Sinding; Stephen Abel Sinding; Stephan Abel Sinding; stefan Sinding; stephan sinding
Description	Norwegian-Danish sculptor and professor brother of Otto Sinding, brother of Christian Sinding
Date of birth/death	4 August 1846	23 January 1922
Location of birth/death	Trondheim	Paris
Work location	Berlin (1871–1873); Rome (1880–1883); Paris (1911–1922); Paris (1874–1875); Oslo (1875); Copenhagen (1884)
Authority file	: Q1337281 VIAF: 45085255 ISNI: 0000000066770818 ULAN: 500122006 LCCN: n2001003948 Open Library: OL5719155A WorldCat

English: However, there is an ink drawing of "Fangen Moder" is in existence done in 1901 by Einar Wullum, an artist from Trondheim, Norway, who visited Copenhagen then in admiration of Stephan Sinding's work. This piece is privately owned by a descendant of the Wullum family. From https://runeberg.org/nfbc/0216.html

Français : Il existerait aussi un dessin à l'encre de "Fangen Moder", fait en 1901 par Einar Wullum, artiste de Trondheim (Norvège) qui a visité Copenhague puis en admiration devant le travail Stephan Sinding a réalisé ce dessin détenue dans une collection privée par un descendant de la famille Wullum (https://runeberg.org/nfbc/0216.html)

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