At Plakatbar you will find a wide variety of art posters. It is not always easy to know what to choose when you want to decorate your wall with new posters, and that is why we write blog posts where we show you the most popular posters within different categories.

In this article we will show you 14 of Norway's most popular paintings that can be purchased printed on poster or canvas.

(You can click on each image below to go directly to the motif's product page).

Edvard Munch's popular motif Melancholy. The painting was shown in Berlin in the fall of 1892, when Munch's exhibition at the Verein Berlin Künstler was heavily criticized in the press and closed after just a few days.

"Shipwreck off the Norwegian Coast" is a painting by JC Dahl from 1832 and is one of his most famous works.

Johan Christian Dahl's journey around Norway in 1826 left a lasting impression on his art. No less than sixteen years later, his drawings of the view from Stalheim down towards the narrow Nærødalen in Sogn formed the basis for one of his most complex paintings.

"The Cabin on Filefjeld" is a painting by JC Dahl from 1851 from the National Romantic period. The original painting hangs in the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design.

The picture depicts the mountain Støgonøse (1433 m. above sea level) on Filefjell in Valdres.

"Grindelwald Glacier" is a painting by Thomas Fearnley from 1838 and depicts the glacier in the canton of Bern in Switzerland.

It was one of the first paintings by Norwegian artists to be purchased by the National Gallery.

Motif by Theodor Kittelsen. Theodor Kittelsen was a Norwegian painter , cartoonist and author.

Kittelsen is particularly known for his beloved drawings of Asbjørnsen and Moe's fairy tales and his evocative paintings of people and trolls, mythical creatures, animals and landscapes.

A piece of jewelry made of a picture that can be ordered either as a poster or canvas.

"Bride Procession in Hardanger", also called the Bride Procession in Hardanger, is one of the most famous Norwegian paintings. It was painted in 1848 by the painters Adolph Tidemand and Hans Gude in collaboration.

"Madonna" is one of Edvard Munch's most famous paintings. There are five versions of the painting, all painted in the period 1894–1895 and all in oil on canvas.

One of Norway's most famous paintings, by Harald Sohlberg, on square canvas.

This motif was named "Norway's National Painting" in 1995 after a listeners' poll on NRK.

At Slinde Farm, at the very end of the Sognefjord, stood an enormous birch tree that was believed to stand on sacred ground. Several painters have immortalized the tree, but the most famous painting is probably by Thomas Fearnley.

The tree that fell in a storm in 1874 lives on through paintings and poems.

We print this national romantic work on both poster and canvas.

Adolph Tidemand depicted the simple Norwegian peasant culture and in this painting has depicted an everyday situation from a Norwegian living room in the 19th century in a way that creates peace and harmony.

The Haugians are a historical Norwegian motif by Adolph Tidemand.

Høyfjell is a major work by Hans Gude who played an important role in 19th-century Norwegian landscape art.

The original is currently exhibited by the National Gallery, but you can have your own version printed either on poster or canvas .

"The Struggle for Existence" is one of the few social paintings in which Krohg takes as his starting point concrete observations from real life. The artist himself saw this motif, the distribution of bread to the poor, which really took place from a bakery on the corner of Skippergaten and Karl Johan. Apparently, he painted several preliminary studies with the motif in mind.