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‖ rosemaling|ˈroːsəˌmɑːlɪŋ, -ˌmɔːlɪŋ|
[Norw., f. rose rose + maling painting.]
The art of painting (wooden implements, furniture, etc.) with decorative flower motifs. Hence ˈrosemaled, -malt |-maːld, -maːlt| ppl. a. [Norw. -malt pa. ppl. of male to paint], decorated with rosemaling; ˈrosemaler, one who practises rosemaling.
1948School Arts Mar. 223/1 The Rosemaling (flower painting) of Norway has been brought to this country [sc. the U.S.A.] and skillfully adapted to American living by Per Lysne of Stoughton, Wisconsin. 1950H. Major Norwegian Holiday 88 There will be a bowl or two decorated in the colorful rose-painting (rosemaling) design of the district. Ibid. 93 (caption) A student must first design his rosemaling. 1953J. Stewart Folk Arts of Norway iv. 87 Rosemaling..has a counterpart in the Swedish blomstermålning (flower painting), in the decorative painting of Russia, and in Pennsylvania Dutch art. 1956T. Bøhn in Norwegian-Amer. Stud. & Rec. XIX. 120 The multitude of Norwegian immigrant items grew, including such things as rosemalt chests, cupboards, boxes. 1972Dean & Smith Wisconsin 145/1 Rosemaling, the colorful art of floral painting that grew up in Norway, is enjoying a booming revival in Wisconsin. 1975Lovoll & Bjork Norwegian-Amer. Hist. Assoc., 1925–1975 v. 21 The museum has also conducted workshops in rosemaling (rose painting) and wood carving, with teachers from Norway. 1975J. Langland in Massachusetts Rev. (Univ. of Mass.) Summer 568 They stuffed their childhood into rosemaler trunks, clamped them with iron bands locked once and for all on the eastern hemispheres. 1976P. Virch Rosemaling in Round i. 1/2 The largest public collection of rosemaled chests, bowls, furniture and boxes can be seen in Vesterheim, the Norwegian-American museum in Decorah, Iowa. Ibid., (caption) This collection of bowls owned by the author was painted for her by..rosemalers of Norway. |