THROND SJURSEN HAUKENES
MS | 2138 |
MS Short Title | THROND SJURSEN HAUKENES |
Text |
THROND SJURSEN HAUKENES: SIPP, SIPP SILJELAUV OG ANDRE NORSKE FOLKEEVENTYR, VED HALLVARD TVEITEN (22 FOLK TALES) 1.SIPP, SIPP SILJELAUV 2.JENTA SOM HADDE NOK MED EI HALV ERT 3.GUTTEN OG JENTA SOM KOM TIL HUSET MED KRINGLETAKET 4.ASKELADDEN SOM FRELSTE FAR SIN OG SØSKENE SINE FRA TROLLET 5.ASKELADDEN OG TROLLKJERRINGA GYRI BERGE 6.ANNE-MOR I GULLKJOLEN 7.DEN VAKRESTE OG DEN STYGGESTE JENTA I LANDET 8.TOSKETE FOLK 9.KONGEN OG BONDEN 10.SKREDDERDRENGEN SOM FRIDDE KONGSDATTERA FRA BERGTROLLET 11..PRINSESSA MED DEN LANGE NESA 12.GUTTEN SOM VILLE KJØPE FOR TO SKILLING I TOBAKK 13.STUTE-PER 14.SJULINGBRØDRENE 15.GUTTEN SOM DRO TIL TYRKIET FOR Å HENTE KONGSDATTERA HJEM 16.JOMFRU MARIAS GUDMORSGAVE 17.KONGSSØNNENS DRØM 18.TROLLET SOM HADDE ET VONDT ØYE 19.FUGL FØNIKS 20.MANNEN SOM FIKK DØDEN TIL FADDER 21.DEN ALLVITENDE DOKTOREN 22.HAVDRONNINGA |
Description | MS in Norwegian on paper, Oslo, Norway, 1945, 139+136 pp., 21x14 cm and 29x20 cm, single column, (16x10 cm and 20x15 cm), 30 lines in typesetting and typescript, with autograph chapter titles by Hallvard Tveiten, 14 original sepia drawings, one water-colour by "fag-". |
Binding | Oslo, 1945, paper boards. |
Provenance | 1. Hallvard Tveiten, Norway and Skåne, Sweden (-1945); 2. Brage Boklag, Oslo (1945); 3. Bjørn Hansson, Oslo (-1995); 4. Arild and Morten Hansson, Oppegård and Hop, Norway. |
Commentary | Hallvard Tveiten states that there is only one copy of this book, the present 3rd proof copy (from Brage forlag), and that it has never been published. Hallvard Tveiten (1902-1976), Norwegian translator and author, living in Sweden 1950-1976. Thrond Sjursen Haukenæs (1840-1922), author and folklore explorer. Publ. from Hardanger: "Natur, folkeliv og folketro i Hardanger", 11 vols. incl. Voss, Røldal etc., 1884-1896, "Norsk eventyrskat", 1888, "Norsk sagnskat" 1905. We have been unable to find out the name of the illustrator. |
Place of origin | Oslo, Norway |
Dates | 1945 |
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