Wholesale Dusk At Stetind

Printed in a limited edition on 200 g matt paper (Munken Polar). Embossed and signed by hand. Formats: A3 | 50x70 cm | 70 x 100 cm Norway's national mountain plunges 1,392 meters straight into Stefjorden. Norway's national mountain plunges 1,392 meters straight into Stefjorden. The majestic peak was climbed for the first time in 1910, Ferdinand Schjelderup, Carl Wilhelm Rubenson and Alf Bonnevie Bryn finally made it to the top, after a number of famous summit climbers had failed. Among those who failed was the Englishman William C. Slingsby, who later pettily described Stetind as "the ugliest mountain I ever saw". Beautiful or not, Stetind is undoubtedly an awe-inspiring mountain, a massif of granite shaped over 2 billion years into an anvil where the gods can hammer.