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The Sea Monster

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From the archive
From the archive
The Beginning of a Troll Career
In 1881, Kittelsen painted the small oil painting Vasstrollet, usually regarded as his first fairy-tale image. It was one of the reasons why the collector of fairy tales Peter Christen Asbjørnsen hired him as an illustrator that same year – the beginning of a 29-year career in fairy-tale art.
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The story behind the motif

Canvas print of the painting The Sea Monster , or Sjömonstret , by Theodor Kittelsen from 1881.

Theodor Kittelsen is a Norwegian artist who, like Swedish John Bauer, is known for his fairy tale motifs with trolls and princesses. His works are still iconic in many Nordic homes today, but despite being hailed as a national artist in Norway, he is barely known outside Scandinavia.

Although the characters portrayed in Nøkken (The Sea Monster), Skogtrollet (The Forest Troll), and Pesta (The Black Death) are over 100 years old, they still resonate as icons in the minds of many Norwegians.

Artist: Theodor Kittelsen | Created: 1881 | Publisher: National Museum | Object ID: NG.M.01984 | Copyright: CC-BY .

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Frame not included with the canvas artworks and must be purchased separately - either via the popup that opens when you add to cart or via our frames collection page.

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Our canvas pieces are printed on Hahnemühle’s exclusive 370g Art Canvas Smooth with a natural white tone and exceptional color reproduction. Our canvas prints are as close as you can get to true art.

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