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Orvar-Oddr informs Ingeborg about Hjalmars death, 1859
Orvar-Oddr informs Ingeborg about Hjalmars death, 1859. Found in the collection of Nationalmuseum Stockholm
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August 1829 1901 Folklore Germanic Mythology Ingeborg Norse Mythology Pagan Paganism Pagans Poetic Edda Richard Wagner Ring Des Nibelungen Saga Sagas Viking Viking Age Vikings Volsunga Saga Walkure Hjalmar
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This print showcases the profound moment when Orvar-Oddr delivers the devastating news of Hjalmars' death to Ingeborg. Painted in 1859 by Malmström, this masterpiece can be found in the esteemed collection of Nationalmuseum Stockholm. The painting is deeply rooted in Swedish folklore and mythology, depicting a scene from the Volsunga Saga and Poetic Edda. It exudes an air of romanticism with its rich colors and meticulous attention to detail, transporting viewers back to the Viking Age. With its strong pagan undertones, this artwork embodies the essence of Norse mythology and Germanic legends. The artist skillfully captures both the emotional turmoil experienced by Ingeborg upon hearing about her lover's demise and Orvar-Oddr's solemn duty as a messenger. Malmström's work was greatly influenced by Richard Wagner's "Ring des Nibelungen" opera cycle, particularly "Die Walküre". This connection adds another layer of depth to this piece as it merges Germanic mythology with Scandinavian sagas. Through oil on canvas technique, Malmström successfully brings these ancient tales to life while paying homage to traditional fine art images. The saga of Orvar-Oddr has long captivated audiences worldwide for its themes of love, loss, honor, and destiny. This remarkable print serves as a powerful reminder of our cultural heritage and invites us into a world where gods walk among mortals – where legends are born.
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