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			<title>Vest-Telemark Museum kj&#248;per Norsk Skieventyr</title>
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			<description>Dagens leigeavtale med Sparebanken S&#248;r blir avslutta og Vest-Telemark Museum blir eigar av eigedomen Norsk Skieventyr i Morgedal</description>
			<pubDate>02.09.2010</pubDate>
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			<title>TOR VAA (1928-2008)</title>
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			<description>Sculptor Tor Vaa began as a student in his father Dyre Vaa&#8217;s studio when he was 18 years old. When he was 19, he made his debut at Haustutstillinga, the fall art exhibition in Oslo, with a portrait of his sister Anne Joronn. Tor Vaa studied at the art academy in Oslo, at the academy in Copenhagen, and also went on several study-trips to Europe. 
Much of his work portrays animals and nature, and includes busts, drawings and paintings. One of his most well-known works of art is &#8221; 7 &#229;r,&#8221; or &#8221;7 years, &#8221; a bust of his sister Sissel. It contributed to his receiving an annual artist&#8217;s stipend from the state as of the year 1949. He also received another state stipend, the  Statens garantiinntekt in 1979, and Vinje Municipality&#8217;s artist&#8217;s stipend in 1990. 
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			<pubDate>30.08.2010</pubDate>
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			<category>Dyre Vaa collection=Dyre Vaa-samlingane</category>
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			<title>DYRE VAA (1903-1980)</title>
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			<description>Next to Gustav Vigeland, Dyre Vaa is the sculptor who to the greatest extent has influenced Norwegian sculptural art. No other sculptor has won as many awards as him. </description>
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			<title>Myllarheimen</title>
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			<description>Myllarheimen is the peasant&#8217;s farm where the artist and fiddler Torgeir Augundson (1801-1872), better known as Myllarguten or the &#8217;Miller&#8217;s son&#8217;, lived during the last years of his life.</description>
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			<title>Karte</title>
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			<pubDate>30.08.2010</pubDate>
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			<category>Map</category>
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			<title>DYRE VAA (1903 - 1980)</title>
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			<description>Next to Gustav Vigeland, Dyre Vaa is the sculptor who to the greatest extent has influenced Norwegian sculptural art. No other sculptor has won as many awards as him. </description>
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			<title>Ferda mot Sydpolen har starta</title>
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			<description>9.august 1910 seila Fram ut fr&#229; Kristiansand med mannskap, utstyr og 100 hundar p&#229; veg til det alle trur er Nordpolen. Morged&#248;len Olav Bjaaland har ei sentral rolle i denne ekspedisjonen og Norsk Skieventyr vil markere dette jubileet framover.</description>
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			<title>Ferda mot Sydpolen</title>
			<link>http://www.vest-telemark.museum.no/sider/tekst.asp?side=540</link>
			<description>14.desember i 2011 er det 100-&#229;r sidan den norske Sydpolekspedisjonen leia av Roald Amundsen n&#229;dde polpunktet. Morged&#248;len Olav Bjaaland var ein av dei fem modige mennene ( Sverre Hassel, Oscar Wisting og Helmer Hansen var dei andre) som kunne plante det norske flagget som dei fyrste som n&#229;dde denne utposten. For 100 &#229;r sidan, 9.august 1910 starta ferda fr&#229; Kristiansand med skuta Fram.</description>
			<pubDate>09.08.2010</pubDate>
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			<category>Norsk skieventyr</category>
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			<title>Hudskoprosjektet n&#230;rmar seg slutten</title>
			<link>http://www.vest-telemark.museum.no/sider/tekst.asp?side=354</link>
			<description>I starten av juni var det samling og fleire fine hudskopar vart laga. Prosjektet er eit samarbeid mellom Norsk Handverksutvikling, Morgedal Ski og Norsk Skieventyr</description>
			<pubDate>08.07.2010</pubDate>
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			<title>Spirits by post&#8230;</title>
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			<description> The main role for the museum is to take care of artifacts and the histories associated with these. Many of these objects are from daily life whereas others have more magic about them and are associated with a special character or happening.</description>
			<pubDate>01.07.2010</pubDate>
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			<category>&#168;yfjell Village Museum</category>
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			<title>Spirits by post&#8230;</title>
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			<description> The main role for the museum is to take care of artifacts and the histories associated with these. Many of these objects are from daily life whereas others have more magic about them and are associated with a special character or happening.
In the museum at &#168;yfjell there is a liquor barrel with a registered card which claims the barrel belong to the Frenchmen B&#235;zier and Rollier who in 1870 travelled from Paris to Lifjell in B&#184;. What makes this journey unique was the fact that it took place in a hot air balloon.
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			<description> The main role for the museum is to take care of artifacts and the histories associated with these. Many of these objects are from daily life whereas others have more magic about them and are associated with a special character or happening.
In the museum at &#168;yfjell there is a liquor barrel with a registered card which claims the barrel belong to the Frenchmen B&#235;zier and Rollier who in 1870 travelled from Paris to Lifjell in B&#184;. What makes this journey unique was the fact that it took place in a hot air balloon.
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			<title>Most&#248;ylstoga</title>
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			<description>In the summer of 2005 Most&#248;ystoga was opened with a renovated interior. Influenced by city fashions from the late 1800&#8217;s this lounge represents a style and traditions which are seldom seen in West Telemark. </description>
			<pubDate>01.07.2010</pubDate>
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			<title>Spirits by post&#8230;</title>
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			<description>The main role for the museum is to take care of artifacts and the histories associated with these. Many of these objects are from daily life whereas others have more magic about them and are associated with a special character or happening.
In the museum at &#168;yfjell there is a liquor barrel with a registered card which claims the barrel belong to the Frenchmen B&#235;zier and Rollier who in 1870 travelled from Paris to Lifjell in B&#184;. What makes this journey unique was the fact that it took place in a hot air balloon.
Read the whole story about the French liquor barrel&#8230;
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