The Heavenly Chimes were calling for himIllustration for "The Companion" Series title Artist: Erik Werenskiold Creation date: Antagelig før 1885 Object type: Drawing Not on display Artist/producer Erik Werenskiold Visual artist Born 1855 in Eidskog, Hedmark, death 1938 in Oslo Work info Creation date: Antagelig før 1885 Other titles: Illustrasjon i P. Chr. Asbjørnsen, Eventyrbog for Børn. Norske Folkeeventyr, København 1887 (NOR)Himmerikes klokker kimte for ham (NOR) Object type: Drawing Materials and techniques: Penn på papir Material: Paper Dimensions: Height: 113 mm Width: 122 mm Keywords: Visual art Classification: 532 - Bildende kunst Motif - type: Myths and fairy tales Acquisition: Purchased 1888 Inventory no.: NG.K&H.B.05139 Part of exhibition: Erik Werenskiold (1855-1938), 2011 Cataloguing level: Single object Owner and collection: Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, The Fine Art Collections Photo: Ivarsøy, Dag Andre "The Heavenly Chimes were calling for him" relates to: Riss av mannsfigurer Related works Erik Werenskiold Drawing Antagelig før 1885 Tre menn But if he fared no worse, he certainly fared no better Variant av illustrasjon til "Herremandsbruden", P. Chr. Asbjørnsen og J. Moe, Eventyrbog for Børn. Norske Folkeeventyr, København 1883 Herders at Tåtøy Sittende mann Prest "Now you've cheated me!" said Death "Der Geiser". Gjeter fra Gossensass The Soldier, The Lieutenant and the Captain "Squire Per?" said the King 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 The Squire and the Neighbor Girl
