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Adam Eriksen

1852 – 1931

Norwegian painter, director, and screenwriter

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Lived 1852 – 1931 (aged 78). Adam Eriksen was a Norwegian film director and screenwriter.

Adam Emanuel Eriksen (September 17, 1852 – July 19, 1931) was a Norwegian painter, photographer, film director, and screenwriter.

Family Eriksen was born in Kristiania (now Oslo), the son of the watchmaker Henrik Erichsen (1825–1870) and Emilie Kathrine Christoffersen (1825–1902). He was the brother of the politician, newspaper editor, and writer Alfred Eriksen and the uncle of the journalist and author Solvejg Eriksen. He married Olea Pedersen in 1880.

Career For a while, Eriksen operated the Cordial Cinema in Kristiania (now Oslo). In 1912 he directed the film Anny – en gatepiges roman, which he also wrote the screenplay for. This was his only film.

Eriksen died in Stabekk in 1931, and he was buried at Our Savior's Cemetery in Oslo.

Filmography 1912: Anny – en gatepiges roman

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Who was Adam Eriksen?

Norwegian painter, director, and screenwriter (1852–1931)

When was Adam Eriksen born?

Adam Eriksen was born on 17 September 1852 in Oslo.

When did Adam Eriksen die?

Adam Eriksen died on 17 July 1931 in Stabekk.

What was Adam Eriksen's occupation?

Adam Eriksen was a film director and screenwriter.

What nationality was Adam Eriksen?

Adam Eriksen was Norwegian.

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· Wikipedia: Adam Eriksen

· Wikidata: Q19946456

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