Image:Valkyrie by Arbo.jpg

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• Artist: Peter Nicolai Arbo (Norway 1831-1892)
• Title: Valkyrie
• This is probably the first large sized version of Arbos Valkyrie pictures. His first large Valkyrie painting was painted in 1864 in Paris. Its premier exhibition was in 1866 in Stockholm. This painting was then bought by king Carl XV of Sweden, the painting is now owned by Nationalmuseum, Stockholm. The other large Arbo Valkyrie painting was done in 1869 and is owned by Nasjonalgalleriet, Oslo. See the Peter Nicolai Arbo gallery for the 1869 Valkyrie.

• • Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Valkyrie_by_Arbo.jpg
    • A valkyrie with a spear, a helmet and a shield, riding through the air.
    • Painting by Peter Nicolai Arbo (1831-1892). Arbo also made another slightly different version of this painting. According to [1] one was painted in 1866 and another in 1869 but I'm not sure which is which.
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(del) (cur) 02:47, 21 July 2005 . . Haukurth . . 1395x1902 (687848 bytes) (A valkyrie with a spear, a helmet and a shield, riding through the air. Artwork from 1869 by Peter Nicolai Arbo (1831-1892). There's also another slightly different version of this painting. According to this website it was also painted b)

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