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Lithograph by Johannes Flintoe titled "Den a'en æ mye vonnere aa sitti" depicting two traditional-dressed figures inspecting a wooden wheelbarrow, rendered in detailed grayscale.

"Den a'en æ mye vonnere aa sitti"

Johannes Flintoe

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Monochromatic lithograph by Johannes Flintoe titled "Den a'en æ mye vonnere aa sitti" featuring two men in traditional attire, one younger with his hand on a wooden cart, the other

"Den a'en æ mye vonnere aa sitti"

Johannes Flintoe

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Monochrome lithograph "Å kjøre på hjul" by Johannes Flintoe, featuring a horse-drawn cart with a driver and a standing man on a rugged path, demonstrating the challenges of early rural transportation.

Å kjøre på hjul

Johannes Flintoe

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Black and white woodcut print by Håkon Stenstadvold, titled "Mølleren kjører løytnantens lik ned til dampskipet," split into several panels depicting a procession and possibly a steamship, created using intricate lines and hatching to provide texture and depth.

Mølleren kjører løytnantens lik ned til dampskipet

Håkon Stenstadvold

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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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Black-and-white lithograph on paper by Arthus-Bertrand titled "Bro på veien fra Ådal til Lunner," depicting a group of people dressed in 19th-century attire gathered around a rocky outcrop amidst pine trees with distant mountains in the background, rendered in shades of grey to convey depth and texture.

Bro på veien fra Ådal til Lunner

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Lithograph on paper titled "Gården Vang ved Norderhov" by Auguste Etienne François Mayer, depicting a 19th-century rural scene with a wooden farmhouse, smaller buildings, several human figures, and horses with a carriage in monochromatic sepia tones, conveying a historical pastoral atmosphere.

Gården Vang ved Norderhov

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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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Monochrome etching titled "Kengis bruk" by Anders Fredrik Skjöldebrand, depicting a serene landscape with a large building in the center flanked by gently sloping hills and sparse vegetation under a sky with billowing clouds,

Kengis bruk

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A black and white woodcut print titled "Mølleren kjører løytnantens lik ned til dampskipet" by Håkon Stenstadvold, depicting a series of four panels with a horse-drawn cart in the leftmost panel, abstract shapes in the middle, and a body of water in the rightmost panel, conveying a somber narrative.

Mølleren kjører løytnantens lik ned til dampskipet

Håkon Stenstadvold

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Monochromatic lithograph by Auguste Etienne François Mayer titled "Gruvene i Dannemora" depicting the Dannemora mines with deep vertical chasms, asymmetrical wooden mining structures, and textured rocky surfaces. The image is rendered in various shades of gray, emphasizing the depth and ruggedness of the mining environment.

Gruvene i Dannemora

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"Fra Mattarengi" by Barthélémy Lauvergne, a lithographic print on paper showing a monochrome, detailed 19th-century European village scene with a dirt road leading to the horizon, a leafless tree, a horse-drawn carriage in the mid-ground, quaint buildings, and a church with a spire.

Fra Mattarengi

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"Femsjøen sett fra Veden gård" by Heinrich August Grosch is a serene landscape featuring people engaging in leisurely activities on an elevated overlook with a view of a calm lake surrounded by rolling hills and patches of trees under a soft, cloud-filled sky. The color palette is muted, with soft blues and grays for the water, and varied browns and greens for the landscape.

Femsjøen sett fra Veden gård

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Monochrome etching titled "The Spinner" by Johan Nordhagen depicting an elderly person spinning yarn on a traditional wheel, with intricate shading highlighting the textures of the craft and the focused expression of the figure.

The Spinner

Johan Nordhagen

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"Rallare V" by Arne Bendik Sjur, a black and white drypoint etching on paper, showcasing a group of five friendly-looking historical male workers in early 20th-century attire, standing closely together with various expressions of contentment and contemplation.

Rallare V

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"Murene i Visby," a grayscale lithograph by Auguste Etienne François Mayer, presenting a serene depiction of medieval ruins with towers and remnants of walls next to a body of water, featuring a distant sailing ship and diminutive figures in the foreground.

Murene i Visby

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Etching titled "Peasant Burial" by Johan Nordhagen, depicting a solemn burial scene with a clergyman and mourners in 19th-century traditional clothing gathered around an earth mound grave in a rural setting, conveyed in monochrome etching shades.

Peasant Burial

Johan Nordhagen

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"Er det slik du vil ha det?" – A color lithograph by Harald Damsleth depicting a traditional red Norwegian farmhouse set in a sunny, verdant rural scene with two adults, a child, and a horse in the foreground; the tranquility is juxtaposed with an ominous shadow of a swastika that looms over part of the landscape, indicating a menacing presence over the idyllic setting.

Er det slik du vil ha det?

Harald Damsleth

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A black and white artwork titled "Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig II" by Arne Bendik Sjur, showing a tranquil scene with a person lying on the floor in a checkered patterned interior with a partially visible open-framework structure in the background. The image conveys solitude and calmness through detailed etching in shades of gray on paper.

Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig II

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Monochromatic drypoint artwork titled "Kløver 2. Ordfolk. Ivar Aasen" by Arne Bendik Sjur, featuring a historically dressed figure seated cross-legged on a two-stepped platform against a plain background, with a notable array of gray shades creating texture and depth.

Kløver 2. Ordfolk. Ivar Aasen

Arne Bendik Sjur

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"As long as it spins life, never say never I" by Arne Bendik Sjur is a drypoint on paper artwork depicting a somber, industrial interior with a single human figure lying on the floor. The space is characterized by tall windows with light streaming in, creating a pattern of light and shadow that highlights the textures of the brick walls and the solitude of the figure.

Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig I

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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"Fra Kengisbruk" - A monochromatic lithograph by Barthélémy Lauvergne depicting a historical landscape with a wooden building over water, rocks, trees, people, and rapids under an overcast sky.

Fra Kengisbruk

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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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"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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"Jordalsnuten i Nærøydalen," a monochromatic lithograph by Johannes Flintoe, showing a peaceful valley scene with a towering mountain range, a solitary tree, and a boulder in the foreground, rendered in shades of gray to emphasize the rugged textures and depth of the landscape.

Jordalsnuten i Nærøydalen

Johannes Flintoe

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Lithograph by Johannes Flintoe titled "Hulage æ Gæli." The black and white image captures a pastoral interaction with four figures and a horse beneath a wooden overhang; two women, one with a bundle on her head and another sitting down, a man teasing a horse, and the horse responding, set against a muted, sepia-toned backdrop.

Hulage æ Gæli

Johannes Flintoe

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"From Fåvang in Gudbrandsdalen," an oil painting by Johan Gørbitz, featuring a tranquil rural setting with wooden buildings alongside a dirt road, figures with a horse and cart, rolling hills and distant mountains under a soft-hued sky.

From Fåvang in Gudbrandsdalen

Johan Gørbitz

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"Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig V," a fine art print by Arne Bendik Sjur, displaying a stark contrast between a dark vertical space and light brickwork, with a single figure lying horizontally at the bottom center, executed in a monochromatic color scheme.

Så lenge det spinn liv, så seg ikkje aldrig V

Arne Bendik Sjur

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Black and white litograph titled 'Bro ved Sundvollen' by Auguste Etienne François Mayer depicts a tranquil 19th-century landscape scene with a bridge over water, a prominent tree in the foreground, and figures engaged in various activities, rendered in detailed grayscale tones.

Bro ved Sundvollen

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