Haugianerne

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Haugianerne is a famous 1848 painting by Norwegian artist Adolph Tidemand depicting a religious gathering of the lay pietist movement inspired by Hans Nielsen Hauge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oil painting
painting
artHistoricalSignificance key representation of Haugean revival in Norwegian art
collection National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design collection
copyrightStatus public domain
countryOfOrigin Norway
creator Adolph Tidemand
depicts Bible reading
Haugean movement
Norwegian interior rural setting
group prayer
lay pietist religious gathering
lay preacher
modest peasant clothing
depictsTimePeriod early 19th century Norway
describedAtURL https://www.nasjonalmuseet.no
genre genre painting
hasInfluenceFrom Lutheran pietism
linked to: Pietism

Norwegian folk culture
hasPart central standing figure
group of seated worshippers
open Bible
simple wooden interior
inception 1848
inspiredBy Hans Nielsen Hauge
languageOfTitle Norwegian
locatedInCountry Norway
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Oslo
location National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
mainSubject Norwegian peasant community
Norwegian religious life
Pietism
materialUsed oil paint
movement Romantic nationalism
notableWorkOf Adolph Tidemand
partOf Norwegian national romantic art canon
support canvas
title Haugianerne
titleInEnglish The Haugeans
useOfPerspective interior scene perspective

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Adolph Tidemand notableWork Haugianerne
Haugianerne title Haugianerne