Troll at the Karl Johan Street - Trollet på Karl Johan by Theodor Severin Kittelsen

Troll at the Karl Johan Street - Trollet på Karl Johan 1892

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junji ito style

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linework heavy

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wedding around the world

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"Troll at the Karl Johan Street - Trollet på Karl Johan" is a 1892 drawing by Norwegian artist Theodor Kittelsen (1857-1914). The illustration depicts a monstrous troll towering over a bustling street scene in Oslo, Norway. The street is named after Karl Johan, the King of Norway and Sweden. The troll's imposing presence and the chaotic reactions of the humans below create a sense of both humor and unease, reflecting Kittelsen's signature blend of folklore and realism. The drawing is a prime example of Kittelsen's renowned artistic style, incorporating dramatic contrast, detailed characters, and a distinct sense of Norwegian folklore.

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