Strandkaien
East of Nordnes peninsula along the west side of 'Vågen' lies 'Strandkaien', translated to 'Beach Pier'. Today you can find a variety of shops along with a boat terminal at the pier. In the background you can see the UNESCO world heritage site 'Bryggen'.
"Strandkaien" - 120x80 cm
Sandviken
Between 'Hegreneset' and 'Skuteviken' lies a series of old boathouses and storehouses. These were originally used to store merchandise, primarily dried fish. The oldest houses in 'Sandviken' are dated to the middle of the 1600s. Like many other locations in Bergen it has been possible to buy fish directly for fishermen, a popular activity even today.
This painting is based on 'Sandviken', but do not represent a specific place or location.
This painting is based on 'Sandviken', but do not represent a specific place or location.
"Sandviken" - 61x50 cm
Tollebussen
The very first bus route in Bergen was established in the 1890s with departure every 20 minutes between 'Rådstuplassen' and 'Tollbodallmenningen'. It was later given the nickname 'Tollebussen'. This painting is based on a photography by Olaf Andreas Svanøe, ca. 1890.
"Tollebussen" - 80x60 cm
Torgallmenningen
'Torgallmenningen' stretches from the Town Square in the northeast, to 'Olav Vs plass' in the southwest. Even though Bergen is a small city compared to most European cities, the town square is worthy of that of a large city; almost 500 metres long.
This area got destroyed during the great fire of 1916. This lead to a design contest where architects and artists had to determine how the future town square should look like. The winner of the competition was Finn Berner (1892-1947). He completed his degree in architecture at the now Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Berner created the town square in the style of neoclassisism, recognized by its simplicity and smooth facades.
In the 1700s you couldfind Bergen's main pillory here, where criminals were tied and publicly punished by flagellation. Today it is replaced by a maritime monument to honor Norwegian seafarers and maritime activity. The monument consists of square rock configured in a pyramide-like formation surrounded by 12 life size sculptures and a pool.
This area got destroyed during the great fire of 1916. This lead to a design contest where architects and artists had to determine how the future town square should look like. The winner of the competition was Finn Berner (1892-1947). He completed his degree in architecture at the now Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Berner created the town square in the style of neoclassisism, recognized by its simplicity and smooth facades.
In the 1700s you couldfind Bergen's main pillory here, where criminals were tied and publicly punished by flagellation. Today it is replaced by a maritime monument to honor Norwegian seafarers and maritime activity. The monument consists of square rock configured in a pyramide-like formation surrounded by 12 life size sculptures and a pool.
"Torgallmenningen" - 61x50 cm
Fisketorget
The fish market in Bergen has been an important meeting place for merchants, fishermen and the people of Bergen. The word 'Fisketorget' was first mentioned in the City Law of 1276 and was an open area where people could come to buy fresh seafood or just hang out.
The market has many small tents where you can buy fish, seafood, and souvenirs. At the left hand side of the painting, you can see 'Zachariasbryggen' in white, while parts of 'Bryggen' and 'Kjøttbasaren are' visible in the background. This painting is based on the fish market the way it looked in 2012.
The market has many small tents where you can buy fish, seafood, and souvenirs. At the left hand side of the painting, you can see 'Zachariasbryggen' in white, while parts of 'Bryggen' and 'Kjøttbasaren are' visible in the background. This painting is based on the fish market the way it looked in 2012.
"Fisketorget" - 61x50 cm
Apollo
Apollo 9 was launched in 1969. For the first time ever, the lunar module and all the other subsystems that would later be used in the moon landing, were tested. Two spacewalks (EVAs) were also performed during the mission.
"Apollo" - 80x60 cm
Lyderhorn II
Lyderhorn is one of the seven mountains surrounding Bergen, approximately 396 meters above sea level. According to local myths, the mountain was a gathering place for witches on Walpurgis Night, Midsummer's Eve, and during Christmas.
"Lyderhorn" - 33x41 cm
Drotningsvik
"Drotningsvik" used to be the name of a farm west of Bergen, Norway. The bay area right ouside of Drotningsvik got the nickname "Magataket" (abdomen pull) because is was so difficult to sail in the headwind that you had to paddle really hard to get to shore.
"Drotningsvik" - 33x41 cm
Byparken
The Central Park in Bergen, Norway. Here you can see the iconic pavilion at the center of the park, raised in 1888, surrounded by statues to honor people such as Edvard Grieg and Harald Sæverud. In the background you can see a part of the local art museum, containing artworks by Edvard Munch, Hans Gude, J. C. Dahl, Picasso, Christian Krogh, Nikolai Astrup, and more.
"Byparken" - 33x41 cm
Strandkaien Passenger Terminal
"Strandkaien Passenger Terminal" - 33x41 cm
"Bryggen i Bergen" - 3x(64x38) cm
"Solnedgang ved Groos" - 30x24 cm (Not for sale)
"Teslagrad - 2nd Boss Fight" - 30x24 cm (Not for sale)
"Vinterdag ved Groos" - 30x24 cm
"Bakgård" - 33x24 cm
"Telefonkiosk" - 33x24 cm
"Trestubbe i Vikersund" - 33x24 cm