File:Mand og Kone fra Fogderiet Sondmør i Bergenhuus Stift. Man und Frau aus der Vogtey Sondmør im Stifte Bergenhuus.jpg

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Norsk bokmål: Mann og kone i folkedrakter fra Sunnmøre, Møre og Romsdal, han med bismer for veiing av klippfisken hun holder i hånden. Hun sitter på en kiste, en annen kiste er fylt med klippfisk. Fra plansjeverket "Norske Nationale Klædesdragter", utgitt i København 1812-1815.
Français : Homme et femme en costumes folkloriques de Sunnmøre, Møre et Romsdal, lui avec une bisque (balance romaine) pour peser le sébaste (Sebastes norvegicus) qu'elle tient dans sa main. Elle est assise sur un coffre, un autre coffre est rempli de sébastes. Tiré des planches du Norske Nationale Klædesdragter, publié à Copenhague 1812-1815.
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Author Johann Heinrich Senn

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