The burial of a Viking jar
Carl H.F. Schmidt · 1858-1923
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The burial of a Viking jar, Carl H.F. Schmidt (1888). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Carl H.F. Schmidt died in 1923; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A colour lithographic print showing Viking-age warriors gathered on a rocky shore beside a longship with carved prow and striped sail, while horses and a figure carrying an axe occupy the foreground. Rows of painted round shields line the ship's side, and a rune stone stands on the left against fjord cliffs. The work is attributed to Carl H.F. Schmidt and dated 1888, published by N.C. Rom's Forlagsforretning in Copenhagen.
