Född 1878. Född i Storelvdalen.
Norsk officer. 1897 började han studera, 1900 blev han officer, år 1911 kapten i 'Akershusiske infanteribrigaden' och 1933 överstelöjtnant. Anställd som topograf vid 'Norges Geografiska Oppmåling' 1910, från 1921 redaktör för 'Carte internationale du Monde'.
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Was the most important member of an Augsburg family of artists and publishers. He was the German representative of the 'Vue d'Optique' , a genre of copper engravings showing in the size of this here shown print the architectural 'wonders of the world' to people mainly during fairs. The prints were pushed into a view box and the viewers, one at a time, could look through a lens to see the prints inserted into the box by the operator, for money, of course. There were French, Italian, Spanish, publishers of Vue d'Optique prints. But the most famous and the most true to facts ones came from the Augsburg workshop of G.B. Probst. He produced ca. 400 of them, not only views of places, but also a variety of other subject matters. While most prints of this genre were loudly and heavily colored, a small series was left black and white, truly showing their artistic value beyond the fulfilment of curiosity at fairs.
Svensk adlig ätt, som härstammar från Jakob Hagman (se NORDENCREUTZ, JAKOB) och Filip Schultz (se NORDENCREUTZ, FILIP), hvilka 1719 samtidigt adlades med namnet N. och 1720 introducerades på samma nummer. Den förre slöt själf sin ätt.
Ingermanlandiae – Homanns Erben 1734
'Monasteriensis Episcopatus.' - Gerard Valk och Pieter Schenk ca 1695.
