Herre Gud Gi Mig En Skraa 

Theodor Kittelsen's "Herre Gud Gi Mig En Skraa" is a pen and ink drawing that depicts a man lying in bed. The intricate details of the bed frame, featuring swirling patterns and ornate designs, contrast with the simplicity of the figure. This artwork exemplifies Kittelsen's signature style, blending elements of realism and fantasy to create a sense of whimsy and unease. The man's outstretched hand and the title, which translates to "Lord God Give Me A Slope," suggests an element of desperation or unease, hinting at a possible narrative underlying the image. The stark black and white composition adds to the unsettling atmosphere of the work, typical of Kittelsen's later works which drew inspiration from Norwegian folklore and mythology.