Ibsen Collection (#3)

HENRIK IBSEN (1828-1906). Norwegian poet and dramatist. Wood engraving, German, 1870

The Modern Girl by Hal Woolf
An illustration from 1929 reflecting the emergence of the modern girl in the Edwardian era. A girl in a short skirt and masculine shirt and tie, stands apart from her disapproving parents

Norway - Skien - Ibsens Park
Norway - Skien - Henrik Ibsens Park Date: circa 1905

Scandinavian Furniture
The kind of furniture you d see on the stage for one of Ibsens dramas of domestic life. Date: 1869

ALLA NAZIMOVA (1879-1945). American (Russian-born) actress. Nazimova as Nora in a scene from the 1922 American silent film version of Henrik Ibsens A Dolls House

Henrick Ibsen / V. Fair
HENRIK IBSEN Norwegian writer

Henrik Ibsen / Jugend 1901
HENRIK IBSEN Norwegian writer

William Archer
WILLIAM ARCHER Writer; noted for his translations of Ibsen

Henrik Ibsen / Out Walking
HENRIK IBSEN Norwegian dramatist taking his daily walk

Play / Ibsen / Dolls House
Rejane rehearses for her role in a Paris production. 3 of 3

Henrik Ibsen / Aged 29 / Ilz
HENRIK IBSEN Norwegian writer at the age of 29, when he was director of the theatre in Christiania

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Henrik Ibsen, the renowned Norwegian playwright, is a household name in his hometown of Oslo. Known for his influential works such as "A Doll's House" and "Hedda Gabler, " Ibsen has left an indelible mark on the world of theater. His plays have captivated audiences with their thought-provoking themes and complex characters. One of Ibsen's most famous works, "Peer Gynt, " features a memorable scene called "The Dance of the Trolls. " Illustrated by Arthur Rackham, this enchanting depiction brings to life the mystical world created by Ibsen. The play itself tells the story of Peer Gynt's journey through various adventures, including encounters with trolls. In 1898, Henrik Ibsen was at the height of his career when he resided in Oslo. This vibrant city served as both his inspiration and home base for creating masterpieces that continue to be celebrated today. Not only did he leave an impact on literature but also influenced other art forms like film. Actress Alice Joyce brought one of Ibsen's iconic characters to life on screen during her time in silent films. Her portrayal showcased the timeless appeal and relevance of Ibsen's work across different mediums. Even caricature illustrators like Phil May recognized Henrik Ibsen's significance in popular culture. Through humorous drawings, May captured not only his physical appearance but also conveyed some essence of his literary genius. With captivating scenes like Peer Gynt being brought before the King of Trolls or encountering The Troll Witch, it is no wonder that Henrik Ibsen continues to be revered worldwide for his contributions to drama and storytelling. His legacy lives on through countless productions and adaptations that keep audiences engaged even after more than a century since his passing. Henrik Ibsens' brilliance lies not just in words written but also in emotions evoked - making him an unforgettable figure who forever shaped the landscape of theater and literature.