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“The Troll Wondering How Old He Is”, 1911. The beloved Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) captured, like none other, the secret mystique of trolls and gnomes (nisser) in his fairy-tale drawings and watercolors. Lovable and scary at once, these magical creatures are grotesque, sometimes wildly exaggerated in feature, yet depicted in dreamy natural settings. The…
“The Troll on Karl Johan Street, Oslo”, 1892. The beloved Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) captured, like none other, the secret mystique of trolls and gnomes (nisser) in his fairy-tale drawings and watercolors. Lovable and scary at once, these magical creatures are grotesque, sometimes wildly exaggerated in feature, yet depicted in dreamy natural settings. The…
Across the stillness of the sprawling mountain heath, the shadow of the mighty forest falls, its wildness calling to the child in all of us. Here the Hidden Folk assemble: the stalwart little nisse, farmyard spirit and irrepressible prankster; the seductive hulder, with her crown of flowers and cow’s tail; the fiddling fossegrim, summoning the…
“The Troll on Karl Johan Street, Oslo”, 1892. The beloved Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) captured, like none other, the secret mystique of trolls and gnomes (nisser) in his fairy-tale drawings and watercolors. Lovable and scary at once, these magical creatures are grotesque, sometimes wildly exaggerated in feature, yet depicted in dreamy natural settings. The…
“The Troll Wondering How Old He Is”, 1911. The beloved Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) captured, like none other, the secret mystique of trolls and gnomes (nisser) in his fairy-tale drawings and watercolors. Lovable and scary at once, these magical creatures are grotesque, sometimes wildly exaggerated in feature, yet depicted in dreamy natural settings. The…
“The Troll on Karl Johan Street, Oslo”, 1892. The beloved Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) captured, like none other, the secret mystique of trolls and gnomes (nisser) in his fairy-tale drawings and watercolors. Lovable and scary at once, these magical creatures are grotesque, sometimes wildly exaggerated in feature, yet depicted in dreamy natural settings. The…
“The Troll Wondering How Old He Is”, 1911. The beloved Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) captured, like none other, the secret mystique of trolls and gnomes (nisser) in his fairy-tale drawings and watercolors. Lovable and scary at once, these magical creatures are grotesque, sometimes wildly exaggerated in feature, yet depicted in dreamy natural settings. The…
“Kvitebjørn kong Valemon“, a 1912 illustration by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen, case comes with matching glass cleaning cloth, 6 3/8″ long x 2 3/8″ wide x 1 1/2” high. Other Theodor Kittelsen items available.
“Winter Morning” 1910 painting by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen, 12″ x 20 1/2″, terry cloth, loop on top back for hanging. Other Theodor Kittelsen items available.
“The Troll Wondering How Old He Is” 1911 drawing by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen, plastic coated. Other Theodor Kittelsen items available.
Silicone with wood handle, spatula is 4 1/4″ x 2 3/8″ (12 1/2″ total length), handwash recommended. “The Troll Wondering How Old He Is” 1911 drawing by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen. Other Theodor Kittelsen items available.
Silicone with wood handle, spatula is 4 1/4″ x 2 3/8″ (12 1/2″ total length), handwash recommended. Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen. Other Theodor Kittelsen items available.
34 Troll Tales, softcover, 159 pages, retold by Joanne Asala, illustrations by Theodor Kittelsen. Other Theodor Kittelsen items available.
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