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Safnasafnið. Icelandic Folk and Outsider Art Museum Philosophy This cornerstone in Icelandic literature

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This cornerstone in Icelandic literature history was first published in Danish in 1912-1914

A sequel to Bjarna Harðasson´s novel Í skugga drottins published last year

Included are 6 cd´s with Helga´s playing

Julian Meldon D’Arcy’s Subversive Scott radically revises the conventional evaluation of Walter Scott’s work and reveals that embedded in the Waverley Novels’ narratives are dissonant discourses and discreet subtexts which inspire far more subversive readings than hitherto perceived

Author Hjörleifur Hjartarsson

Safnasafnið. Icelandic Folk and Outsider Art Museum Philosophy This cornerstone in Icelandic literatureThe Icelandic Folk and Outsider Art Museum was founded in 1995 by artist Nels Hafstein and his wife Magnhildur Sigurardttir, who is a psychiatric nurse. For over 30 years the museums founders have been passionately committed to collecting artworks by artists who have hitherto been looked upon as being outside the cultural mainstream, often also called nave or brut. This is a catalogue showcasing the collection in whole. ISBN 9789979729983 Editor Unnar

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