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- ↑ Elisabeth Fabritius The ambassador John L. Loeb Jr. Danish art collection - Page 417 2005 "Statens Kunstfond (The Danish Arts Foundation) - 1964 - With the establishment of this foundation, state support for the arts was provided with more money and more consistent rules for awards. The three-year working grants are of particular ..."
- ↑ "About the Danish Agency for Culture". Archived from the original on 2013-12-21. Retrieved 2013-02-07.
- ↑ Jens Cavallin Media Concentration and Media Ownership in the Nordic Countries 1993 -- Page 4 "Literature is supported partly through Statens Kunstfond (National Foundation for the Arts, 4 m DKK) and via the Ministry for Culture (ca 7 m ..."
- ↑ Else Hansen, Else Hansen & Leon Jespersen Samfundsplanlægning i 1950'erne: tradition eller tilløb? 2009
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