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Vinmun on a story by Odd K. HaugeGoyrub , photographer in " Family Five " ask " a good advice , skiing, painting frame and a generous artist , it could be a story of such a thing? " Odd K. Hauge says, "likely" and so he begins to tell:In the late eighties was the event in Stavanger Art Society , perhaps the name "Take a picture "? .The leader of the event was former intendant of Stavanger Art Association , artist Roland Lengauer (1941 - 2006) What I liked best was where the artist gave the picture critique of the photos we had taken with us. One of his comments I particularly noticed was: " Less is often more." When I later went critically some of my paintings , it was enough that statement caused me to crop one of my larger painting quite significant, yet it all was framed by a golden frame . To prevent the large frame would be ruined before I got painted a suitable painting, I thought it would be best to get it changed over to an artist who often work in larger format. After contacting the artist Kjell Pahr - Iversen in Stavanger and put him into the case , he said that I could get away with the frame . Since I did not have a trailer or roof rack large enough , the solution was to extend the roof rack with skiparet mine. The artist smiled when he came out and saw the frame, and his comments were , as far as I remember, " These old wooden skis I had also once - it's actually the first time I 've gotten a ski borne frame ." Fortunately he was able to use the framework , and we were invited to pick out a picture , which we had talked about in advance. After looking through several of the artist's work , I had left two pieces to choose from. One was a pastel and the other a charcoal drawing. I was probably closest to choose pastel , when I came to ask our youngest son, who had been on the trip , which he liked best . He responded by pointing charcoal drawing. Pahr - Iversen had probably noticed this little " choice problem" mine, for when he intervened and said to me, " you can get pastel " and so he turned to our little son and said, " You can make him like sits and plays » Should say it then became two happy guys, one large and the other small, but each in its great works of art, who left the kind artist's house and sat in the parked Renault 12 TL 1975 model, with old wooden skis on the roof. Now, even today, several years after, adorns the fine art works of Kjell Pahr-Iversen our living rooms, one is in Kopervik and the other is on Bryne. Translated by Google translateDate: 03022014 |