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Black and white etching titled "Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? II" by Arne Bendik Sjur, featuring two scenes: to the left, a crying infant gripping onto an edge, and to the right, a smiling toddler lovingly holding a plush toy, all rendered in detailed lines on textured paper.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? II

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Black and white etching titled "Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? IV" by Arne Bendik Sjur featuring two side-by-side panels; to the left, a distressed baby crying in a wooden crate, and to the right, a smirking child hugging a doll inside a similar crate, all rendered with dramatic light and shadow contrasts.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? IV

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? III" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white drypoint on paper. It depicts two children peering over a wooden barrier; one appears distressed and shouting while the other holds a stuffed animal and seems content. The background consists of horizontal lines suggesting an indoor setting.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? III

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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Fine art print "Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? I" by Arne Bendik Sjur, depicting a smiling child hugging a teddy bear, with detailed lines and textures in black ink on white paper, giving a sense of warmth and affection.

Mor, hvorfor holder du meg så fast? I

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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"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 og barn," a black and white woodcut print by Inggard Rosseland, depicting a loving mother seated and holding her child close, amidst a background of textured lines suggesting an interior setting.

Mor og barn

Inggard Rosseland

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Monochrome drypoint etching by Arne Bendik Sjur titled "Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XVII" featuring a contemplative man observing a child standing in a doorway with another child seated holding a doll, under the watchful presence of a large, haloed smiling face above.

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

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Mor og barn" by Inggard Rosseland, a woodcut print on paper featuring a black and white image of a mother seated, holding a child close to her. The artwork employs expressive lines and stark contrasts, capturing the emotional bond of the figures depicted.

Mor og barn

Inggard Rosseland

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"Bilde av Benjamin IV," a minimalist drypoint print on paper by Arne Bendik Sjur with sparse black lines sketching the abstracted profile of a small child against a warm white background, featuring handwritten notations by the artist.

Bilde av Benjamin IV

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Black and white visual art by Arne Bendik Sjur titled "Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! VIII" displayed on paper, featuring a large disembodied head of a somber-looking older man above three ambiguous child figures in a mysterious architectural setting, created using the koldnål technique.

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

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Alt-Text: "Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XXII" by Arne Bendik Sjur. This black and white drypoint on paper shows a childlike sculpture standing on a pedestal in the bottom center, against a dark backdrop with a grinning celestial face surrounded by concentric circles and lines above.

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

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Art print by Arne Bendik Sjur titled 'Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme

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

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! XIII" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a monochromatic drypoint etching, depicting two adults and a child standing apart from each other with a sense of emotional distance, rendered in stark blacks and grays against a white paper background.

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

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Etching by Arne Bendik Sjur titled "Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XII," depicting an adult man and a child standing separately to the right and left, respectively, with the man looking down towards the child, both surrounded by ample white

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

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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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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"Mor og barn" by Inggard Rosseland, a woodcut print on paper portraying an intimate scene of a mother embracing her child. The artwork is characterized by deep blacks and soft grays creating rich contrasts and textures, with the subjects detailed in expressive lines and patterned clothing, set against a mostly dark background, conveying a warm and protective atmosphere.

Mor og barn

Inggard Rosseland

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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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A black and white drypoint etching titled "Angst, aggresjon - gjenholdenhet II" by Arne Bendik Sjur, featuring two abstract, animal-like creatures with round eyes and expressive faces, rendered in fine lines against a plain background, conveying emotions that align with the themes of fear, aggression, and restraint.

Angst, aggresjon - gjenholdenhet II

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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"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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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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"Lille bror og søster I" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a fine art print depicting a detailed and expressive partial profile of an aged face, framed within an etching to emphasize the textured lines and wrinkles, rendered in a monochromatic palette of black, white, and gray.

Lille bror og søster I

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Hva far gjorde - var alltid rett! La meg gjøre det samme! XIV" by Arne Bendik Sjur - A black and white drypoint image on paper depicting a father standing and observing his two young children, with a young boy seated on a pedal vehicle and a toddler standing with arms outstretched, beneath an ambiguous hanging object in an interior setting

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

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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"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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Monochromatic etching

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

Arne Bendik Sjur

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