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The Stenersen Museum is located in the heart of Oslo. It was founded in 1994, although the first collection of canvases was donated to the museum in 1936 by Rolf Stenersen, a Norwegian businessman and collector. It was he who bought the pictures of his good friend Edward Munch, which the museum is so proud of. There are three collections of Norwegian painting in the museum: the first collection after World War I, compiled by Rolf Stenersen; the second one - 300 canvases and 100 drawings by the artist Amandus Nielsen, as well as the collection of paintings by Ludwig Ravensberg

Stenersen Museum

Address: Oslo, Munkedamsveien, 15.

Opening Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 12:00 - 17:00, Thursday: 12:00 - 19:00, Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 - 17:00. Weekend: Monday.

Entrance: The cost of the full ticket is 60 NOK. Children under 16 can visit the museum for free

Information is indicated on June 14, 2014

Karsten, Ludvig, Stenersen Museum, Oslo Stenersen Museum
Karsten, Ludvig, Stenersen Museum
Exhibition at the Stenersen Museum, Oslo Stenersen Museum
Exhibition at Stenersen Museum
Exhibition lamps in the Stenersen Museum, Oslo Stenersen Museum
Lamps at the Stenersen Museum
Stenersen Museum, Oslo Stenersen Museum
Stenersen Museum
One of the halls, Stenersen Museum, Oslo Stenersen Museum
One of the halls, Stenersen Museum