Alf Næsheim
Alf Gabriel Næsheim (18 February 1926, Stavanger - 25 December 2014, Bærum)[1][2][3] was a Norwegian painter and illustrator, mostly known for his architectural drawings from the city of Oslo, but also for being the first Norwegian artist that illustrated Disney comic book stories featuring Donald Duck.
Næsheim was born and grew up in
Goldsmiths College of Art in London 1951. His debut as a graphics artist was in 1948, and he held his first separate exhibition in 1985 at Hå old priestyard in 1985.[4]
His father was the painter Sverre Næsheim (1900–1976). Alf Gabriel was the brother of the illustrator Egil Torin Næsheim (born 1937) and the father of the artist Yngve Næsheim (born 1960).[5]
Donald Duck-incident
In the 1960s, he worked for an advertising agency, having contracted the Hjemmet weekly publishing company, whose editor
Næsheim turned down the offer from Gutenberghus to become a regular writer, turning out around 20 stories a year.Awards
- 2. prize in the VII. Int. Exhibition of Sports Illustrations 1983[9]
- Oslo Artist Award (Oslo Bys kunstnerpris) 1992 for his 10-volume series Kristiania i Oslo
Publications
- Næsheim, Alf (1983). I god-drøs: folkeminne fra det gamle Jæren (in Norwegian). Jærinfo. p. 105.
- Næsheim, Alf (1992). Til deg du Jæren, tekst og akvareller (in Norwegian).
- Næsheim, Alf (1987–1995). Kristiania i Oslo: Hovedstadsvandringer med skissebok (in Norwegian). Vol. 1–10. Schibsted.
- Næsheim, Alf (2009). ISBN 978-82-996123-3-3.
References
- ^ "Alf Næsheim". Great Norwegian Encyclopedia (in Norwegian). 25 December 2014.
- Store Norske Leksikon(in Norwegian).
- ^ Einar Solvoll (18 February 2001). "Blyanten forteller" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten.
- ^ PEB (27 November 1985). "Avistegner med Jæren i hjertet" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten.
- ^ "Eplet og Yngve" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten. 24 June 1987.
- INDUCKSdatabase.
- Donald Duck & Co" (in Norwegian). Aftenposten.
- ^ Per Inge Torkelsen (21 August 2009). "Norway's first Donald-arist in Norge Rundt (TV-program) (15:55-19:45)" (in Norwegian). NRK. Archived from the original on 26 September 2009. Retrieved 17 March 2011.
- ^ "Alf Næsheim" (in Norwegian). Trøndelag Kulturnett. Archived from the original on 24 July 2011.