Image: Karen Blixen and Thomas Dinesen 1920s

Description: Baroness Karen Blixen and her brother, engineer Thomas Dinesen, on the baroness's African farm
Title: Karen Blixen and Thomas Dinesen 1920s
Credit: Royal Danish Library [1]
Author: Gottlieb Foto
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