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"Voldsomme bevegelser. Han skriker" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a drypoint on paper depiction of a dynamic, monochromatic figure in an abstract, tunnel-like space, suggesting intense movement or a scream, using stark black-and-white contrast.

Voldsomme bevegelser. Han skriker

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Beveger seg" - a monochrome drypoint print by artist Arne Bendik Sjur, depicting a solitary figure seated under a radiant skylight or light fixture, enveloped in deep shadows on a contrasting illuminated area which suggests introspection and serenity.

Beveger seg

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Den voldsomme stillheten I" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a fine art print depicting an array of evenly spaced vertical columns or pillars against a dark background, creating a contrast and suggesting a quiet architectural space.

Den voldsomme stillheten I

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Stille" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a fine art drypoint depicting a solitary figure seated at the bottom of a vast dark expanse on paper, embodying a monochromatic study of solitude and silence with stark contrast between light and darkness.

Stille

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? V" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a monochromatic drypoint etching showing an elderly woman with an expressive face and wide-open mouth, leaning over a crossbar in a dark rectangular frame, creating a dramatic juxtaposition of light and shadow.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? V

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? VI" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a grayscale drypoint print on paper, featuring a young girl embracing a smaller figure, with a tender expression, set against a dark, shadowed background.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? VI

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Angst, aggresjon - gjenholdenhet IV" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white drypoint print on paper depicting two stylized, anthropomorphic creatures resembling a fusion of primate and canid, displaying contrasting emotions of curiosity and aggression.

Angst, aggresjon - gjenholdenhet IV

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Angst, aggresjon - gjenholdenhet I" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white drypoint engraving on paper, depicting a solitary, whimsical creature at the center of a vast white space with signature and edition number at the bottom of the print.

Angst, aggresjon - gjenholdenhet I

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Stille, innerst i et rom" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a monochromatic drypoint print on paper depicting an interior space with a checkerboard floor leading towards a small figure at the end of the room, enclosed by walls and ceiling with wood-like texturing.

Stille, innerst i et rom

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig VI" by artist Arne Bendik Sjur is a fine art drypoint print on paper, depicting a dramatic scene with a lone, brightly highlighted figure lying on a dark stage-like setting, framed by deep shadows and architectural elements in a monochromatic sepia-toned palette.

Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig VI

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! II" by Arne Bendik Sjur - A monochromatic drypoint print of a contemplative middle-aged man standing on a platform, dressed in dark clothing with a serene expression, against a stark white background.

Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! II

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Black and white fine art print by Arne Bendik Sjur titled "Hvem tjener dette? II", depicting two figures reclining intimately against each other in a minimalistic setting, shown in a perspective from above with the use of drypoint on paper to emphasize contrast and texture.

Hvem tjener dette? II

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Black-and-white drypoint print by Arne Bendik Sjur titled "Kommer fram, i stor fart," featuring an indistinct figure emerging swiftly from angular darkness, with expressive facial features and a blend of stark contrasts and subtle gradations of tones, highlighting the sense of motion on paper.

Kommer fram, i stor fart

Arne Bendik Sjur

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A black and white drypoint print titled "Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XXVI" by Arne Bendik Sjur, featuring two solitary figures perched atop separate pedestals against a dark backdrop; a smaller child-like figure on the left and an adult figure crouching on a taller pedestal to the right, both highlighted in white with subtle shading.

Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XXVI

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Kinesiske tilskuere på Beijing-opera II" by Arne Bendik Sjur is an abstract monochromatic drypoint print on paper, featuring delicate lines and marks cascading from the upper right to the lower left on a stark white background, invoking a minimalist sense of motion or progression.

Kinesiske tilskuere på Beijing-opera II

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Om meg sjøl" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a drypoint print on paper featuring a monochromatic collection of variously sized and detailed portraits of people with a range of expressions. The image is rendered in black, white, and gray tones, depicting depth and texture with a sense of narrative and introspection.

Om meg sjøl

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Far, hvorfor fikk vi aldri kjenne kroppen din! II" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white drypoint on paper showing a person's head and shoulders emerging from water, with a serious expression, amidst fine textured lines suggesting water ripples.

Far, hvorfor fikk vi aldri kjenne kroppen din! II

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XVIII" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a monochromatic drypoint print featuring a man and two children in a structured, room-like space with a smiling, radiant face overhead flanked by cherubic figures on tall columns, all rendered in detailed shades of black and gray.

Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XVIII

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XI" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a minimalistic drypoint artwork on paper depicting a lone young boy in dark boots and light clothes centered against a vast white background, conveying a sense of introspection and solitude.

Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XI

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? VII" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a drypoint print portraying a young woman with an eerie smile, holding a human skull tightly to her chest against a stark black background, invoking a sense of protectiveness and macabre intimacy.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? VII

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Kommer fram, i et lukket rom" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a drypoint print depicting a complex interior with beams and arches in grayscale, featuring a small, solitary figure in a central archway, conveying depth, structure, and a hint of narrative within a confined space.

Kommer fram, i et lukket rom

Arne Bendik Sjur

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A black and white fine art print titled "Far, hvorfor fikk vi aldri kjenne kroppen din! III" by Arne Bendik Sjur, depicting an anguished human head emerging from dark water against a pitch-black background, with a reflection visible on the water's surface.

Far, hvorfor fikk vi aldri kjenne kroppen din! III

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Den voldsomme stillheten" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white fine art print depicting an abstract geometric pattern of parallel lines and grids, creating an architectural illusion.

Den voldsomme stillheten

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Vinkes det tilbake? I" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a drypoint print on paper showing an architectural building façade with a repetitive, rectilinear pattern and four figures gesturing from an open space resembling a large window or balcony, all rendered in a grayscale palette.

Vinkes det tilbake? I

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Våre daglige ledere IV" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a monochromatic fine art print featuring a lineup of stylized male figures in suits with varying expressions, created using the drypoint on paper technique.

Våre daglige ledere IV

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig VII," a visual art piece by Arne Bendik Sjur, featuring a large expanse of black space with a thin, grayish horizontal line near the bottom and a small, solitary white figure seated or crouched on the line, starkly set against the dark background.

Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig VII

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Monochromatic fine art print by Arne Bendik Sjur titled "Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XXVIII". It features an adult figure leaning forward from a lighter background at the top, gazing towards a child figure

Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XXVIII

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Kløver 3. Musikantar. Spelemann" fine art print by Arne Bendik Sjur, featuring a monochromatic drypoint portrait of a pensive man with deep-set eyes and a full beard on creamy white paper.

Kløver 3. Musikantar. Spelemann

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Vi vet: erobret og amputert av dere" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white drypoint on paper, depicting a symmetrical, narrowing corridor leading to a central circular motif with a cross-like structure, all rendered in a detailed, monochromatic scale.

Vi vet: erobret og amputert av dere

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig IV", a dark brown and black monochromatic drypoint fine art by Arne Bendik Sjur depicting an architectural interior with a textured brick wall, large geometric patterned window with obscured panes, and the silhouette of a human figure leaning forward as if pushing or carrying a heavy weight. The detailed depiction of bricks and beams contrasts with the simplified human form, creating a sense of depth and narrative.

Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig IV

Arne Bendik Sjur

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