File:Storisjor og Vatnajokull.jpg

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English: Stórisjór og Vatnajökull (Stórisjór and Vatnajökull) by Þórarinn B. Þorláksson (1867-1924). Made in 1921.

Obtained from listasafn.is, the website of the National Gallery of Iceland. Link: http://www.listasafn.is/?i=91&expand=43-69-91#Þ

Published (in colour) in "Björn Th. Björnsson (1964). Íslenzk myndlist. Reykjavík, Helgafell." vol. I, page 84. This may or may not be the first publication.

Note that even photographs which are not artworks have a copyright protection of 50 years from creation in Iceland. Thus it is not clear that this image is in the public domain in Iceland.
Date 12 August 2007 (original upload date)
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  • 2007-08-12 10:15 Haukurth 450×231× (23259 bytes) '''''Stórisjór og Vatnajökull''''' (''[[Stórisjór]] and [[Vatnajökull]]'') by [[Þórarinn B. Þorláksson]] (1867-1924). Made in 1921. ==Source and copyright== Obtained from listasafn.is, the website of the National Gallery of Iceland. Link: http

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