Klemmemålere
Klemmemålere, also known as Norwegian folk painters, were a group of artists from Norway who were active during the 19th and early 20th centuries. These artists were largely self-taught and drew inspiration from traditional Norwegian folk art and mythology.
Characterized by their naive and expressive style, Klemmemålere paintings often depicted scenes from everyday life, folklore,
Klemmemålere artists often lived in rural areas, and their art was not formally trained in academies or
The Klemmemålere movement has been considered an important chapter in the development of Norwegian art, as