112 Free Artworks of Norwegian Fairy Tales

drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnational museum of art, architecture and designerik werenskiolderik werenskiold (1855-1938)ink on paper1880s drawings from norway1880s drawings in norwaypeter christen asbjørnsentrolls in artjørgen moe
Christmas Fireside Stories or Round the Yule Log - Illustration - Peter Gynt, Peter Nicolai Arbo, 1919
20th-century woodcut illustrations1919 illustrations
The King, Erik Werenskiold, 1887
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
Kongen og presten skåler, Erik Werenskiold, 1879
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
The Heavenly Chimes were calling for him, Erik Werenskiold
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
The Trolls had only one Eye among them, and they took turns using it, Erik Werenskiold, 1878
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
But if he fared no worse, he certainly fared no better, Erik Werenskiold
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
But if he fared no worse, he certainly fared no better, Erik Werenskiold
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
Th. Kittelsen- Askeladdens eventyr, 1900 (7156809994), Theodor Kittelsen
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"Why don't you come over and give an Old Hag a Helping Hand?" Illustration for "Herding the King's Hares", Erik Werenskiold, 1878
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
"Do you think anyone would pay all that for an executed Sinner?" asked the Parson, Erik Werenskiold, from 1886 until 1887
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
When no more than the Last Thread was left, the Troll-hags came rushing up and made a Grab at the End, Erik Werenskiold
drawings by erik werenskiold in the nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og designnorwegian fairy tales
When no more than the Last Thread was left, the Troll-hags came rushing up and made a Grab at the End, Erik Werenskiold
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