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At Skredhaugen, you can see the private collection of artist Bernhard Greve and his wife Ingrid.<\/p>\n
Bernhard Greve (1886-1962) was a versatile artist. In his youth, he studied painting under Harriet Backer and Henri Matisse. However, he gained most acclaim as a stained-glass artist.<\/p>\n
Greve purchased Skredhaugen in 1918. In the following years, he moved a number of old buildings from various farms in the S\u00f8rfjord to Skredhaugen. He filled them with old furniture, tools, utility items and decorative items he collected in the district.<\/p>\n
Bernhard Greve created a living art and cultural history museum, while Skredhaugen also served as a charming summer residence for the Greve family. This was where he came after long and arduous study trips across Europe, and where he found peace and inspiration for his art.<\/p>\n
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