Norwegian fairy tales and their visual expressions in drawings, paintings and design are an important part of Norwegian cultural heritage. Room 64 reflects the atmosphere in the original fairy-tale drawings and other related works of art in the National Museum's collections.
Mardi 8
Script Writer and Director: Nicolas Lim
Sound Composer: Reno Isaac
Sound Designer: Jeanne Robet
Graphic Artist: Cecile Commeat
Post Production Director: Nicolas Lim
Post Production Assistant: Marlène Blondeau
Project Managers: Montse Cerdan and Gwladys Bernard
Main Project Manager: Clothilde Lepas
Producer: Youenn Le Guen
The National Museum
Curators: Møyfrid Tveit, Vibeke Waallan Hansen and Wenche Wolle
Curators Learning: Ellen Lerberg, Anna Carin Hedberg and Ingvild Hammervoll
Editors: Anne Qvale and Klaus Kottmann
Project Manager: Elsebet Kjerschow
Multimedia Editorial Board
Theodor Kittelsen, ‘Har du sittet mjukere, har du sett klarere’, spurte han. ‘Nei, aldri!’ svarte hun, 1907
Photo: Morten Thorkildsen / The National Museum
Erik Werenskiold, Reven, 1883 – Photo: Dag A. Ivarsøy / Nasjonalmuseet
Erik Werenskiold, ‘Stå ikke der og glis’, sa kjerringa, ‘men kom og hjelp en gammal krok’, 1878
Photo: Dag A. Ivarsøy / Nasjonalmuseet
Theodor Kittelsen, Haren lo så kjeften sprakk, 1884 – Photo: Morten Thorkildsen /Nasjonalmuseet
Erik Werenskiold, Siden det var i skogen, så ingen så eller hørte, så fikk det skure, 1878
Photo: Dag A. Ivarsøy / Nasjonalmuseet
Erik Werenskiold, Trollene hadde bare ett øye sammen alle tre, og det skiftes de på å bruke, 1878
