Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914) was a Norwegian painter and illustrator known for his depictions of fairy tales, folklore, and mythology. He is particularly renowned for his illustrations of the works of the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen and the writer Jonas Lie. Kittelsen's work often featured trolls, goblins, and other mythical creatures, and he is considered a significant figure in Norwegian romantic nationalism. His illustrations helped to popularize the fairy tales and legends of Norway and have become iconic images in Norwegian cultural history.
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The Pauper, 1894
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Askeladden og trollet (på flya), 1910
Black Death, 1900
Mor Der Kommer En Kjerring, 1900
Hjemover
Gamle Fingar Fisker I Eggedoela
Farvel Da Mor
Fairy Dream, 1909
Der Ligger Tjernet I Svartbudalen, 1900
Creepy, Crowly, Rustling, Bustling, 1900
Huldra
Husmand, 1900
Stave Church in Snow, 1907
She is Making Her Way Through the Country, 1900
Pesta Kommer, 1900
Tussebryllup
Black Grouse, 1900
Far, far away Soria Moria Palace shimmered like Gold, 1900