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Per Adolf Thorén (1830 Bergen - 1909 ): Gol Stave Church with engineers and representatives after the transfer to Bygdøy, 19th century, albumen paper print Technique: albumen paper print, mounted on Paper Stamp: Verso Signature stamp, Per Adolf Thorén. Christiania (Oslo). 19th century Inscription: Verso inscribed: "Gols kirke paa Bygdö". Date: 19th century Description: The photograph shows an imposing, architecturally elaborate wooden church of art-historical significance, with numerous decorative elements and a distinctive roof truss, surrounded by people in period dress and surrounded by a forest landscape. The photograph shows Gol Stave Church after its relocation to the Bygdøy peninsula near Oslo. The people posing in front of the church are officials, representatives and engineers who were responsible for moving Gol to its present location in 1884/85. Second from the right is the archaeologist and lawyer Nicolay Nicolaysen. Waldemar Hansteen could presumably be the second from the left or the person posing in front with the bowler hat. Keywords: architecture; wooden church; stave church; historical; decorative elements; roof truss; photography; people; contemporary clothing; landscape; forest; Scandinavian architectural style; cultural history; architecture; wooden construction; ornamentation; roof construction; church building; visitors; nature, 19th century, Modern, Architecture, Norway, Oslo (Oslo), Size: Albumen paper: 14,2 cm x 19,2 cm (5,6 x 7,6 in)

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Per Adolf Thorén (1830 Bergen - 1909 ): Gol Stave Church with engineers and representatives after the transfer to Bygdøy, 19th century, albumen paper print Technique: albumen paper print, mounted on Paper Stamp: Verso Signature stamp, Per Adolf Thorén. Christiania (Oslo). 19th century Inscription: Verso inscribed: "Gols kirke paa Bygdö". Date: 19th century Description: The photograph shows an imposing, architecturally elaborate wooden church of art-historical significance, with numerous decorative elements and a distinctive roof truss, surrounded by people in period dress and surrounded by a forest landscape. The photograph shows Gol Stave Church after its relocation to the Bygdøy peninsula near Oslo. The people posing in front of the church are officials, representatives and engineers who were responsible for moving Gol to its present location in 1884/85. Second from the right is the archaeologist and lawyer Nicolay Nicolaysen. Waldemar Hansteen could presumably be the second from the left or the person posing in front with the bowler hat. Keywords: architecture; wooden church; stave church; historical; decorative elements; roof truss; photography; people; contemporary clothing; landscape; forest; Scandinavian architectural style; cultural history; architecture; wooden construction; ornamentation; roof construction; church building; visitors; nature, 19th century, Modern, Architecture, Norway, Oslo (Oslo), Size: Albumen paper: 14,2 cm x 19,2 cm (5,6 x 7,6 in)

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