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The Ram and the Pig who Went into the Woods to Live by Themselves, Erik Werenskiold

The Ram and the Pig who Went into the Woods to Live by Themselves

Væren og grisen som skulle til skogs og bo for seg selv (museum title)

Erik Werenskiold (Norwegian) (1855-1938)

Movement
Naturalism
Date
1880–1883
Medium
Pen on paper
Dimensions
14.9 × 10.7 cm (sheet)
Collection
National Museum of Norway
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
Nasjonalmuseet / Dag Andre Ivarsøy, CC BY 4.0

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