File:Reykjavik 1820.jpg
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English: Reykjavik c. 1820, painted by the parish commissioner Count E.C. Ludwig Moltke. The town consisted of a few houses, dirt roads and the church. Danish merchant ships lie in the bay. The parish administrator has perhaps reproduced a little too many Dannebrog flags to emphasize the cohesion with Denmark. From: Landsbókasafn Íslands/Iceland's National and University Library |
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