File:G. F. Hetsch - Gjerdrup.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionG. F. Hetsch - Gjerdrup.jpg |
English: One of two unrealized proposals created by G. F. Hetsch for a new main building for Gerdrup Manor at Skælskør, Denmark |
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Source | http://kunstbib.dk/samlinger/arkitekturtegninger/vaerker/000034852/1 |
Author | G. F. Hetch |
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