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Summary
The archive by photographer Erling Syringen (b. 26.01.1907 - d. 01. 11. 1983) includes glass plate negatives, film negatives and paper prints and came to the Glomdals Museum in the early 1980s. The photo archive depicts a photographer with a high level of activity and a broad sphere of interest. Erling Syringen's camera lenses captured most of the events of small and large scale in Elverum. The photo archive of Erling Syringen represents the most comprehensive photographic documentation we have of Elverum in the period from approx. 1930 to ca. 1970. Large parts of the archive have been digitized, but work is still ongoing.
Tags
erling syringen 1903 1983
slakte og kjøttindustri
slakte og kjottindustri
tekniske hjelpemidler
anno glomdalsmuseet
anno glomdal museum
technical aids
glass plate negative
sweden
Date
1920 - 1950
Source
Digital museum
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