Larsen
Larsen is a surname of Scandinavian origin. It means "son of Lars" and can refer to many different individuals, families, or even places. The name is used in both Denmark and Norway.
Notable people with the surname Larsen[edit | edit source]
- Anker Jørgensen, born Anker Henrik Jørgensen Larsen (1922–2016), Danish politician
- Bent Larsen, (1935–2010), Danish chess Grandmaster
- Bernt Michael Holmboe, born Bernt Michael Holmboe Larsen (1795–1850), Norwegian mathematician
- Bjarne Larsen, (1907–1978), Norwegian boxer
- Carl Erik Larsen, (1942–2011), Danish rower
- Erik Larsen, (born 1962), American comic book writer, artist and publisher
- Gary Larsen, (born 1940), American football player
- Gary Larsen (musician), American musician
- George A. Larsen, (1920–1996), American politician
- Helle Thorning-Schmidt, born Helle Thorning-Schmidt Larsen (born 1966), Danish politician and former Prime Minister of Denmark
- Henning Larsen, (1925–2013), Danish architect
- Jack Larsen, (1927–2019), American textile designer, author and collector
- Jacob Larsen, (born 1997), Danish footballer
- Jens Larsen, (born 1967), Danish footballer
- Johannes Larsen, (1867–1961), Danish painter
- John Larsen, (born 1955), New Zealand politician
- Kjeld Larsen, (1925–2009), Danish athlete
- Lars Larsen, (1948–2019), Danish businessman
- Lars Løkke Rasmussen, born Lars Løkke Rasmussen Larsen (born 1964), Danish politician and former Prime Minister of Denmark
- Mads Larsen, (born 1973), Danish boxer
- Marianne Larsen, (born 1951), Danish poet and author
- Niels Larsen, (born 1949), Danish politician
- Nils Larsen, (1900–1976), Norwegian whaler and explorer
- Peter Larsen, (born 1956), Danish actor
- Reidar Larsen, (born 1961), Norwegian blues musician
- Søren Larsen, (born 1981), Danish footballer
- Thomas Larsen, (born 1974), Danish bowler
- Tommy Larsen, (born 1979), Danish footballer
- Trine Larsen, (born 1972), Danish footballer
- Viggo Larsen, (1880–1957), Danish actor, film director and producer
See also[edit | edit source]
- Larsen (disambiguation)
- Larson
- Larsen Bay, city in Kodiak Island Borough, Alaska, United States
- Larsen Island, island in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, Canada
- Larsen Ice Shelf, ice shelf in Antarctica
- Larsen syndrome, rare congenital disorder
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