Category:Poul S. Christiansen

**Poul Simon Christiansen**
	painter (1855-1933)
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Date of birth	20 October 1855; Q29168515
Date of death	14 November 1933; Sankt Josephs Hospital
Place of burial	Vestre Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Denmark;
Occupation	painter;
Employer	Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts;
Work location	Copenhagen;
Notable work	Self-portrait; Maleren Niels Larsen Stevns; Dante and Beatrice in Paradise;
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	Q4993024; ISNI: 000000010128236X; VIAF ID: 16149196605774792712; GND ID: 12355151X; Library of Congress authority ID: nb99005391; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 13602217c; IdRef ID: 053512677; SELIBR ID: 253477; National Library of Israel ID (old): 001448110; Libris-URI: pm136lv74qr7nrg; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007527018005171; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500000296; RKDartists ID: 16765; Europeana entity: agent/base/43660; KulturNav-ID: 62e03f0e-37ec-4f07-a6da-1b1388b60f17
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