Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold (February 25, 1877 – January 23, 1946)was a Norwegian painter. Influenced by his early years in a rural environment on the small island of Selja on the west coast of Norway, his paintings, initially inspired by the style of his countryman Nikolai Astrup,[3] are known for their depictions of the dramatic and contrast-filled nature and landscape of western Norway.Tunold was born on the island of Selja on Norway's west coast. His father, an emigrant from Stryn, and his mother, a native of Vanylven, had established a farm on the church grounds on the island. Bernt, the youngest of nine siblings, was named after his father and the island priest, Wilhelm Koren.
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
Bernt Tunold
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