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  • Hønefoss
    Ringerike

    …of art emerged, known as Ringerike style: this was a unique style of ornamentation on wood, stone, and metal that used plant forms as the basis of the designs. The Ringerike region had a flourishing timber industry that peaked in the 17th century. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries,…

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    …of art emerged, known as Ringerike style: this was a unique style of ornamentation on wood, stone, and metal that used plant forms as the basis of the designs. The Ringerike region had a flourishing timber industry that peaked in the 17th century. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries,…

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