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English: Lithographic reproduction of painting by the Swedish artist Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) depicting "Hanaskogsäpple" (an apple cultivar).
Svenska: Litografisk reproduktion av målning av Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915) föreställande äppelsorten "Hanaskogsäpple".
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Source Svenska trädgårdsföreningen/Axel Pihl & Jakob Eriksson (Eds.). (1924). Svenska fruktsorter i färglagda avbildningar: 50 äpplen, 25 päron, 10 körsbär, 15 plommon. Stockholm, Sweden: P. A. Norstedt & Söners Förlag.
Author Henriette Sjöberg (1842–1915)

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Apple cultivar: "Hanaskogsäpple"

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