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BAUER John Tuvstarr is still sitting there 1913


BAUER John Tuvstarr is still sitting there 1913 Watercolor, gouache and pencil on paper
Height: 25 mm (0.98 in). Width: 25 mm (0.98 in).
Malmö Konstmuseum, Sweden

John Bauer is known in Sweden for his beautiful, mysterious and evocative fairy tale illustrations. Best known is the tale of the princess Tuvstarr and Skutt the Moose. The Moose takes the princess from the Dream Castle meadow to the great forest. There she meets elves who take her crown away from her. Then the witch of the woods steals her silk dress and in the end the deep tarn takes her golden heart. The princess does not want to leave the pond, but stays with her ​​heart and lose because of that both mind and memory. Google Art Project
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BAUER John The Princess and the Trolls 1913


BAUER John The Princess and the Trolls 1913
Prinsessan och trollen.
Watercolour
Height: 250 mm (9.84 in).
Width: 250 mm (9.84 in).
Nationalmuseum, Stockholm

John Bauer was a Swedish artist and illustrator. He is best known for his depictions of trolls, elves and other folkloristic creatures.

Illustration for Helena Nyblom's tale Bortbytingarna (The Changelings) 1913. The story is about a troll father who is so taken with the little princess Bianca Maria that he steals her from her cradle and replaces her with his own troll child instead. 
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BAUER John (1882-1918) Now and then the Tomte took the Reins

BAUER John (1882-1918) Now and then the Tomte took the Reins535 × 599 pixels
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Då och då tog tomten tag i tyglarna. Gouache on paper, 21 × 18.5 cm (8.27 × 7.28 in), private collection
John Bauer, Swedish, 1882 - 1918. Illustration. Fairy tales.
What is a Tomte?

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