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Female Artists in History - Lili Elbe (aka Einar Wegener) (Danish painter) 1882 - 1931 Self Portrait, 1903 charcoal signed and dated Einar Magnus Wegener 24-3-'03 private collection © photo Bruun Rasmussen
The Danish Girl a fascinating, tragic story beautifully shot, but fatally flawed. - Mature Times
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Ilu Ros - LILI ELBE was born Einar Magnus Andreas Wegener in December 1882 as a man. Lili was a woman trapped in Einart's body. She is known for having one of
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