UNDSET - OLAF SON OF AUDUNA issue 1 [complete in 4 volumes].

UNDSET of Sigrid

OLAF SON OF AUDUN

OLAF SON OF AYDUN AND HIS CHILDREN

T. 1-2 [complete in 4 vols.]

Translated on the author's authority by Wanda Kragen

Warsaw, 1938. Tow. Wyd. "Rój", pp, vol. I - 340, vol. II - 261, vol. III - 262, vol. IV - 358, format 15x20,5 cm

First Polish edition!

Olaf, son of Audun (Norwegian: Olav Audunssøn i Hestviken) - a two-volume novel by Sigrid Undset, Norwegian writer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, published in 1925-1927. It consists of two parts, Olaf, son of Audun on Hestwiken and Olaf, son of Audun and his children.

Olaf's family estate, Hestviken, is located in Follo, on the east side of Oslofjorden. Undset described the place based on the topography and local names found in the area.

The novel was first published in Poland in 1937-1938, translated by Wanda Kragen. Together with Christine, daughter of Lavrans, the novel about Olaf was the basis for Undset's 1928 Nobel Prize for Literature, which she received for , "an unforgettable description of the Scandinavian Middle Ages.

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