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- ↑ Galerie Anhava. URL: http://www.anhava.com/exhibition.php?id=35&action=2 (Referred 31 July 2013)
- ↑ Emma. Tor Arne. URL: http://www.emma.museum/en/n%C3%A4yttelyt/tor-arne (Referred 31 July 2013)
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