Vebjørn Sand - probably 'Eventyrland' - signed and overflowed ingot 51/70 Stylish winter motif of the famous Norwegian artist Vebjørn Sand. The picture shows children and adults on skiing through a snowy forest, followed by a dog. The cool winter light is broken by hot red, blue and orange colors in the figures. The loose, picturesque performance creates a live and nostalgic description of Norwegian winter and family life. The work is an inkerchief that is individually painted or hand-coloned by the artist. Numbered 51/70, printed as ‘overmalt inkat’ and signed as ‘V. Sand’, at the bottom right. The work is not dated. Sand says that he started making numbered and hand-colorated incats around 2008 Vebjørn Sand (born 1966) is a Norwegian artist known for his classic figurative painting, his winter and Antarctica motifs and large public art projects such as Leonardo Bridge and Rose Castle. Information: – Artist: Vebjørn Sand – Title: Probably ‘Currency country’ – Technologies: Incremental/hand-choked incret-pressure – Record: 51/70 – Signed at the bottom right – Not dated, probably performed approximately 2008–2015 - Size frame: 43 x 38cm – Mounted on the blind frame – Framed in black frame