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An antique textile artwork titled "Jomfruer" by an unidentified female artist, showcasing stylized human figures in a repetitive pattern, woven in a Flemish tapestry technique with vibrant reds, blues, and golds on a richly patterned abstract background.

Jomfruer

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A handwoven textile tapestry titled "De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer" by an unidentified female artist, featuring a symmetrically arranged scene with ten human figures in long patterned gowns separated into two groups, bordered by detailed geometric and Greek key patterns in a warm color palette of reds, blues, greens, yellows, and neutrals.

De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer

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A handwoven tapestry titled "De 5 kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer" by an unidentified woman artist, featuring a series of figures in various clothing styles and patterns, set within a background of rich reds, blues, and neutrals. The piece has a historical or religious narrative feel, with meticulous patterns and decorative motifs filling the composition.

De 5 kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer

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A traditional handwoven tapestry titled "De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer" by an unidentified female artist; features symmetric geometric and figurative patterns in earthy red, blue, beige, and brown colors, with five vertical panels on the upper and lower sections suggesting the biblical parable of the ten virgins. The border is adorned with intricate repeating geometric shapes.

De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer

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A hand-woven tapestry titled "De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer," created by an unidentified female artist. The dark navy and brown background features two rows of intricately dressed figures in historical or biblical garments, depicted in red, blue, cream, and gold. The figures are surrounded by elaborate geometric and floral border patterns, woven in a gobelin tapestry technique.

De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer

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"Jeftas datter," a hand-woven tapestry by Frida Hansen, depicting a central woman in a flared gown with red and pink tones, surrounded by stylized figures, patterns,

Jeftas datter

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An intricately woven tapestry titled "Kristi forfedre" by an unidentified female artist, featuring a pyramid-like structure of human figures at the center with a complex, colorful border of geometric and floral patterns, woven using wool, silk, and metal threads.

Kristi forfedre

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A handwoven tapestry titled "De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer" by an unknown artist depicting ten female figures dressed in patterned garments in shades of red, blue, brown, and cream. The upper row shows five virgins with lamps, while the lower row shows another five in varying poses. The figures are framed within intricate geometric and animal patterns all rendered in a traditional gobelin weave.

De fem kloke og de fem dårlige jomfruer

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A handwoven textile artwork titled "Lot og hans døtre" by an unknown artist, executed in gobelin tapestry technique with linen warp and wool and silk weft. The piece shows a scene with mountainous landscapes and three figures set inside a richly decorated border filled with circular motifs and intricate patterns in various colors, with a pastel blue sky above. Outer edges display repetitive geometric and floral designs.

Lot og hans døtre

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Abstract tapestry "Vest er vest" by Else Marie Jakobsen, displaying an intricate, earth-toned pattern with accents of vibrant colors, woven from wool, linen, and silk yarns using the gobelin technique, with a focus on texture and depth.

Vest er vest

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"Øst er øst" by Else Marie Jakobsen - an abstract, colorful tapestry created from sheep's wool using a gobelin technique with linen, wool, and silk yarns, depicting vibrant reds, purples, oranges, and yellows with assorted figures and geometric shapes, backed with burlap in a plain weave.

Øst er øst

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A historic handwoven textile titled "Christian IVs våpenskjold" by an unidentified female artist, depicting a complex coat of arms with a central lion in a royal stance, surrounded by heraldic symbols and intricate patterns in a rich color palette of red, blue, green, and gold, framed within a decorative border.

Christian IVs våpenskjold

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A handwoven pillow cover titled "Skybragd" by an unidentified artist, kvinner, featuring geometric motifs in deep reds, dark blues, and muted greens on a natural unbleached linen background. The hand-spun wool yarn displays plant-dyed colors, arranged in repetitive patterns suggestive of stylized flora or sunbursts, framed within a harmoniously woven grid structure. The craftsmanship reflects traditional weaving techniques and Nordic aesthetic influences.

Skybragd

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An intricately woven wool tapestry titled "Herodes gjestebud" by an unidentified woman. The textile features multiple rows of detailed figures depicting a historical scene, possibly from a biblical story, with a rich variety of vibrant colors such as reds, blues, yellows, and browns, illustrating an elaborate

Herodes gjestebud

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"Hellige tre konger," a traditional handwoven tapestry by an unidentified female artist, depicting historical or biblical scenes with human figures, animals, and buildings across two horizontal bands, framed by intricate geometric and floral borders in red, blue, beige, and green.

Hellige tre konger

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Tapestry "Brennende hjerter" by Norsk Aaklæde- og Billedteppe-Væveri, depicting two fair-haired figures in dresses with red heart patterns standing opposite each other with a shared heart-shaped flame between them, set against a stylized natural backdrop with trees, bordered by a pattern featuring mythological creatures and geometric shapes in warm, earthy tones, predominantly beige, tan, and brown, with vibrant red accents.

Brennende hjerter

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A woven textile piece titled "Skybragd" by an unidentified female artist, showcasing a pattern of stylized floral motifs in shades of blue, red, and peach on a dark background, exemplifying traditional weaving techniques.

Skybragd

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"Skybragd" - a hand-woven textile by an unidentified female artist with intricate alternating diagonal stripes of stylized red and blue flowers, showcasing the traditional craft of weaving with linen and wool yarns.

Skybragd

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A handwoven tapestry titled "I rødt" by artist Frida Hansen, featuring stylized botanical motifs in shades of red, beige, and green, with fringed edges at the bottom, executed in gobelin technique using wool on a multi-stranded cotton warp.

I rødt

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Hand-woven "Englekor" textile by Den Norske Husflidsforening with symmetrical angel motifs and intricate patterns in muted shades of beige, pink, blue, green, and red, finished with fringes at the bottom.

Englekor

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A handwoven textile artwork titled "Sandsvær-antependiet" by Mats Mørkholt, featuring an intricate scene with multiple human figures around a central crucifix atop a tree against an earthy-colored background with blue and green foliage, bordered by a geometric pattern in blue and beige.

Sandsvær-antependiet

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"Til Kunstindustrimuseet i Oslo fra Den Norske Husflidforening i Oslo" by Else Poulsson, a textile wall hanging in double weave of wool and linen. The design features stylized trees, plants, and human figures in ivory set against a navy blue background, bordered by decorative motifs, with a fringed bottom edge.

Til Kunstindustrimuseet i Oslo fra Den Norske Husflidforening i Oslo

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"Den kloge fugl," a detailed tapestry by Gerhard Munthe, depicting two large, ornately dressed human figures in a mythical forest setting, surrounded by a variety of birds and plants, all framed by a decorative border.

Den kloge fugl

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A handwoven tapestry titled "De hellige tre konger" by an unidentified woman artist, depicting the Biblical scene of the Three Wise Men in a central panel surrounded by decorative geometric and floral borders in a rich palette of reds, blues, greens, and golds on an earth-toned background.

De hellige tre konger

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"Folkevise" by Ragnhild Prestgard, a handwoven wool tapestry in gobelin technique depicting a folklore scene with a variety of animals and lush vegetation against a dark border, exemplifying intricate textile art.

Folkevise

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A handwoven textile by artist Sigrun Munthe, featuring a red background with off-white and black geometric patterns, stylized figures, and text. The intricate design is framed by black and white fringes at the top and bottom.

Veggteppe

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A handwoven tapestry titled "Skybragd" by an unknown artist, featuring a pattern of alternating red and blue eight-petal flower motifs on a warm beige background, framed by a dark border.

Skybragd

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An aged textile artwork titled "Den forlorne sønn" by an unknown artist, featuring a central narrative scene framed by rich, intricate borders of foliage and floral patterns in muted earthy tones, handwoven using traditional gobelin tapestry techniques with wool, silk, or flax yarn.

Den forlorne sønn

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A handwoven tapestry in gobelin technique by Les Gobelins fabrikken, Paris, depicting a pastoral scene with a group of elegantly dressed figures in a natural setting, framed by an ornate border with floral patterns and medallions.

Tapestry

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"Spania" by Hannah Ryggen, a textile tapestry artwork displaying earthy tones with figures and patterns woven in a gobelin technique, suggesting a narrative with tactile appeal.

Spania

Hannah Ryggen

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