The Hovfossen at Ringerike by Erik Pauelsen (1789)

Hand-colored print of a misty waterfall between rocky cliffs, with small figures on the ledges and a fallen tree in the foreg

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This hand-colored print shows a broad, misty waterfall cascading between rugged rock formations, with small figures standing on the ledges and a fallen tree in the foreground. The inscription beneath the view identifies it as the falls at Hof-Foss in the province of Ringerike, dedicated to the King of Denmark and dated Copenhagen 1789 by Erik Pauelsen.

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1789

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