EIDEM, Paul Lock (1902-1992). Norway, Pulpit Rock. Original lithograph with colour, linen backed, published by Norges Statsbaner (NSB), printed by Norsk Lith. Officin, Oslo, 1935. 1000 x 620 mm. The scene is a vibrant, almost fantastical interpretation of an iconic Norwegian landscape. At centre stage is what appears to be Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) — exaggerated for dramatic effect — with two small figures standing at the edge, gazing across a serene fjord. (Lysefjord). Below, a steamship cruises the still waters, while a railway line daringly tunnels through the cliffside — a delightful, surreal twist not found in reality, but wonderfully imaginative for travel promotion. Some fold marks, and long tear that has been restored.
SKU: 2123614
EIDEM, Paul Lock (1902-1992). Norway, Pulpit Rock. Original lithograph with colour, linen backed, published by Norges Statsbaner (NSB), printed by Norsk Lith. Officin, Oslo, 1935. 1000 x 620 mm. The scene is a vibrant, almost fantastical interpretation of an iconic Norwegian landscape. At centre stage is what appears to be Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) — exaggerated for dramatic effect — with two small figures standing at the edge, gazing across a serene fjord. (Lysefjord). Below, a steamship cruises the still waters, while a railway line daringly tunnels through the cliffside — a delightful, surreal twist not found in reality, but wonderfully imaginative for travel promotion. Some fold marks, and long tear that has been restored.
SKU: 2123614
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