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The Princess Delouses the Troll as a poster of Norse mythology and folklore from Historly – with white border and title
Miljöbild för Prinsessen lysker trollet
Close-up of 230 g museum-quality paper – the paper on which The Princess Delouses the Troll is printed
The Princess Delouses the Troll as a poster of Norse mythology and folklore from Historly – full image without white border
The Princess Delouses the Troll as a poster of Norse mythology and folklore from Historly – with white border without title

The princess shines the troll

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From the archive
From the archive
From a Series of Paintings to a Fairy-Tale Book
This was originally part of a series of twelve paintings, not a book illustration. Kittelsen painted the Soria Moria series at his home, Lauvlia, in 1900; it was exhibited in Kristiania that same year and bought by the National Gallery. The motifs were not published in fairy-tale form until 1911.
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Poster with a painting "The Princess Shines the Troll" from 1900 by Theodor Kittelsen who was a Norwegian artist. 

The painting depicts a mysterious scene where the princess sits on a chair in a dark room and brushes the troll's hair. The large, shadowy figures of the troll appear in contrast to the light from the window, creating a magical and mysterious atmosphere.

Theodor Kittelsen (1857–1914) was a Norwegian artist, best known for his illustrations and paintings with a strong element of nature and Nordic folklore. He is famous for his depictions of goblins, fairies and other mythological creatures. Kittelsen had a special talent for capturing the dark and fairy-tale in nature, which made his work both fascinating and terrifying. 

Artist: Theodore Kittelsen | Created: 1900 | Publisher: The National Museum/ Børre Høstland | Item ID: NG.M.00554 | Copyright: CC-BY

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Our posters are printed on matte, museum-quality paper weighing 230 gsm, with a subtle texture that gives the motif remarkable depth and vibrant color reproduction. Thanks to the paper’s exceptional quality, you can expect durability of up to 60 years if you avoid strong sunlight or other strain.

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The princess shines the troll

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Our posters are printed on 230 gsm matte museum-quality paper. The paper has a soft surface with a subtle texture and a warm tone that gives the motifs remarkable depth and rich color reproduction.