Norwegian art

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Aurora Borealis drawing by Fridtjof Nansen (Norwegian, 1861–1930), from his Greenland expedition, 1888. Nansen was an explorer, oceanographer, scientist, diplomat, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. The illustration appeared in Nansen’s Northern Mists, published by Frederick A. Stokes Co, NY, 1911. Image: University of Illinois Archives

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Gerhard Munthe, The Suitors. 1892

A summer morning by the fjord

He should be as famous as Edvard Munch, but the world seems to have forgotten him – until now. Astrup is getting his first major show outside Norway ... and his visions of the Scandinavian landscape are eerie and sublime

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