KIRKESKIBE (Church Ships). I Danmark og de Tidligere Hertugdømmer Slesvig og Holsten (In Denmark and the Former Parts of Denmark, Schlesvig and Holstein) En Billedbog (A Picture Book)

Author: Elisabeth and Henning Henningsen
Country: Denmark
Code: 0941
Language: Danish
Year Published: no year
No. of pages: 128
Illustrations: 59 Color Illustrations. 23 B&W Illustrations.
Size: 11”x 10”
Weight: 2.00

Price: 45.00

Full- page, color photographs of something very unique to Denmark: CHURCH SHIPS. These ships are each made by hand in a very intricate way. They look like miniature grand schooners of a past era. Local craftspeople would make a ship and hang it in the church, so the congregation could think of the captain or other ship’s personnel from the town, while in church for the service. In this way they could pray for the seafarers. These ships have every part which a large ship would have, all the masts, the sails, the figurehead, the bow, the stern and beautiful carvings and painted decorations. Each ship is photographed, some have detailed drawings and a detailed description of the ship’s maker, place, year, size, material and all the names of the different parts of the ship. Includes detailed map with locations of all 51 ships.

MALING PÅ KURVE OG TRÆ (Painting on Baskets and Wood).

Author: Tone Bergli Joner
Country: Denmark
Code: 1357
Language: Danish
Year Published: 1989
No. of pages: 112
Illustrations: 68 Color Illustrations. 171 B&W Illustrations.
Size: 10 1/2”x 8 1/2”
Weight: 1.00

Price: 39.50

A how to book with stencils for painting flowers, the alphabet and other craft projects.

NORWEGIAN ROSE PAINTING IN AMERICA. What the Immigrants Brought

Author: Nils Ellingsgard
Country: Norway
Code: 2007
Language: English
Year Published: 1993
No. of pages: 99
Illustrations: 132 Color Illustrations. 13 B&W Illustrations.
Size: 11”x 8 1/2”
Weight: 2.00

Price: 75.00

Among the hundreds of thousands of Norwegians who immigrated to the United States during the 19th century, many brought with them objects from a rich rural tradition: These wooden objects include trunks, drinking vessels, bowls, baskets, cupboards, bentwood or other boxes, and they are often exquisitiely painted in a traditional Norwegian style, Rosemaling or Rose Painting. This book is a survey of the most typical and interesting objects, with emphasis on decorative styles. It book also offers information about immigrants and their families.

NORWEGIAN ROSEMALING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

Author: Edwards, Diane
Country: USA
Code: 5352
Language: English
Year Published: 2003
No. of pages: 33
Illustrations: 13 Color Illustrations. 51 B&W Illustrations.
Size: 11”x 8 1/2”
Weight: 1.00

Price: 14.50

An excellent instruction book in the art of Norwegian Rosemaling for ages eight and up. The author has taught Art in Public Schools and has a Master’s Degree in Art and Education. She emphasizes lessons on stroke-work and color in the traditional Norwegian way - using today’s products. Very reasonably priced project pieces are included, most of which can be purchased at the local craft store. There is a special section that details painting on glass such as glass candle holders, Christmas ornaments and plates. Sources for supplies and books are included.

ROSEMALING BOXES. Fun and Easy Rosemaling Projects

Author: Edwards, Diane
Country: Colorado
Code: 4661
Language: English
Year Published: 2000
No. of pages: 40
Illustrations: 124 Color Illustrations. 45 B&W Illustrations.
Size: 11”x 8 1/2”
Weight: 1.00

Price: 14.50

This presents 22 beautiful Norwegian Rosemaling designs for decorating boxes and containers, which are some of the hardest pieces to design. Here, Edwards, a Rosemaling teacher, tries to simplify the approach to a three-dimensional object, while also providing some challenges to more experienced rosemalers. Includes simple instructions, clear traceable designs, and color palettes.