Object type: Drawing

Illustrasjon til "Peik" i P. Chr. Asbjørnsen, Norske Folke- og Huldre-Eventyr i Udvalg, København 1879

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Drawing
Nude, SeatedPortrait of a WomanDrawingNudeSilver FirFrom the Series Overpaintings, PornRhinen ved GottliebenBregenzBregenzFra Engøy
Paper
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Visual art
Study for Initial T. For "Towards Sunday"Illustration. For "At Sunset"Closing Vignette. For "Rune-skjii"Study for Initial M. For "Towards the Bonfire"Study for Initial SIllustration. For "Tarkjenn Wins the Silver Cup"Study for Closing Vignette. For "Poorly Hidden Sorrows Grinds"Study for Initial SStudy for Initial D. For "Tar cross in the evening mist"Study for Initial N. For "Sveinung meets Snære Galtann"
Myths and fairy tales
Some hauled on the Front Half, and some shoved on the Back, and at last they got the Mare up the Stairs and into the Chamber"Squire Per?" said the KingSiden det var i skogen, så ingen så eller hørte, så fikk det skureTo nisser"Soon the Moon will come up and I will ask him"He came, at last, to a Beautiful, Big FarmThe Parson and the Servant"But if he had caught me, I never would have come out alive!" ("The Ram and the Pig who Went into the Woods to Live by Themselves")From the Time he was a Small Boy, he would never do anything, but just sat raking in the AshesThe King asked the Shepard Boy whom the red and white and black Horses belonged to