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National Museum of Norway / Kleihues + Schuwerk Gesellschaft von Architekten - Vimarsana News

National Museum of Norway / Kleihues + Schuwerk Gesellschaft von Architekten

Completed in 2022 in Oslo, Norway. Images by Ina Wesenberg, Borre Hostland, Annar Bjørgli , Iwan Baan. With 54,600 square meters of floor space, the museum is the largest art museum in the Nordic countries. The building includes 13,000 square meters...

18 Must-See Exhibitions in Europe, From a Duet Between Etel Adnan and Van Gogh to Francis Bacon's Animal Paintings - Vimarsana News

18 Must-See Exhibitions in Europe, From a Duet Between Etel Adnan and Van Gogh to Francis Bacon's Animal Paintings

Here's a round-up of art exhibitions in Europe you will not want to miss in the first half of 2022.

Source: artnet.com
Norway May Be Dark These Days, But Never Fear—Oslo's Art Scene Is as Luminous as the Northern Lights - Vimarsana News

Norway May Be Dark These Days, But Never Fear—Oslo's Art Scene Is as Luminous as the Northern Lights

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Source: artnet.com
The Munch Museum and National Museum Are Oslo's Newest - Vimarsana News

The Munch Museum and National Museum Are Oslo's Newest

Oslo's Munch Museum just opened on October 22nd and National Museum will open in 2022. Both are must-sees for any art-loving traveler.

Source: afar.com
Researchers Have Discovered a ​Drawing Hidden Beneath Munch's Infamous 'Madonna' Painting - Vimarsana News

Researchers Have Discovered a ​Drawing Hidden Beneath Munch's Infamous 'Madonna' Painting

The artist’s erotic depiction of the Virgin Mary was more conventional at first, it turns out.

Source: artnet.com