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English: Portrait of Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeld (1655-1727) by Lukas von Breda (1676-1752). Signed at the bottom left: Supremus Ceremoniarum Magister Illustris Dominus JOHAN GABRIEL SPARWENFELT. A:o 1722. Part of the art collections of Uppsala University, Sweden.
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Author Lukas von Breda (1676-1752)

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Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeld, painting by Lukas von Breda

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