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- Carl_Baagøe abstract "Carl Baagøe (born Copenhagen, 22 August 1829 - died Snekkersten, 16 April 1902) was a Danish painter of marine scenes. He studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.".
- Carl_Baagøe birthDate "1829-08-22".
- Carl_Baagøe birthPlace Copenhagen.
- Carl_Baagøe deathDate "1902-04-16".
- Carl_Baagøe deathPlace Snekkersten.
- Carl_Baagøe thumbnail Carl_Emil_Baagøe_by_Georg_Rosenkilde.jpg?width=300.
- Carl_Baagøe wikiPageID "32922999".
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- Carl_Baagøe dateOfBirth "1829-08-22".
- Carl_Baagøe dateOfDeath "1902-04-16".
- Carl_Baagøe name "Baagoe, Carl".
- Carl_Baagøe placeOfBirth "Copenhagen, Denmark".
- Carl_Baagøe placeOfDeath "Snekkersten, Denmark".
- Carl_Baagøe shortDescription "Painter".
- Carl_Baagøe description "Painter".
- Carl_Baagøe subject Category:1829_births.
- Carl_Baagøe subject Category:1902_deaths.
- Carl_Baagøe subject Category:19th-century_Danish_painters.
- Carl_Baagøe subject Category:Marine_artists.
- Carl_Baagøe subject Category:People_from_Copenhagen.
- Carl_Baagøe subject Category:Royal_Danish_Academy_of_Fine_Arts_alumni.
- Carl_Baagøe type Agent.
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- Carl_Baagøe comment "Carl Baagøe (born Copenhagen, 22 August 1829 - died Snekkersten, 16 April 1902) was a Danish painter of marine scenes. He studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.".
- Carl_Baagøe label "Carl Baagøe".
- Carl_Baagøe sameAs Carl_Baag%C3%B8e.
- Carl_Baagøe sameAs Q5039861.
- Carl_Baagøe sameAs Q5039861.
- Carl_Baagøe wasDerivedFrom Carl_Baagøe?oldid=584267040.
- Carl_Baagøe depiction Carl_Emil_Baagøe_by_Georg_Rosenkilde.jpg.
- Carl_Baagøe givenName "Carl".
- Carl_Baagøe name "Carl Baagoe".
- Carl_Baagøe surname "Baagoe".
