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Flottere enn jeg hadde trodd
Stein Erik Hagen var blant de prominente gjestene da nøkkelen til Bølgen ble overlevert i ettermiddag, og fikk for første
gang se relieffet av seg selv.
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Simostranda,
December 7, 2009 
Kirsten Kokkin's monument of the
The 5 time Olympian Biathlon Skier Ole Einar Bjorndalen from
Norway is now featured on NBC's official site for the 2010 Olympics.
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Kirsten Kokkin with her latest Monumental creation: The 5 time Olympian
Biathlon Skier Ole Einar Bjorndalen from Norway. The sculpture is installed
in his home town Simostranda, in Norway, and was presented to the public on
Sept. 13, 2008.
New York City, October 30, 2008
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Kirsten Kokkin is currently in the process of finishing
a monumental portrait sculpture of the Honorable Lillan Lowenskiold
Stuart for Baerum Vaerk in Oslo, Norway. This momument will be presented
June 2009. She is also in the process of finishing a double portrait
in the form of a Bas Relief, of the benefactors of the Cultural Center
in Larvik, Norway, that will be presented in October of 2009. The
building is of the famous Architect Niels Torp.
In addition she will have a one person show at the
Anders Svor Museum, Jolster, Norway from May till September 2009.
Stockholm, October 30, 2008
The presentation of this sculpture is the third
one of this Monument and the last. It is placed outside the Norwegian Church
in Stockholm that carries her name, the Church of Crown Princess Martha of
Norway. with this final installment the sculpture is placed in the three
locations in the world where she made her home, her birhtplace Stockholm,
Sweden. In Oslo Norway where she made her future as the Crown Princess, and
in Washinton, DC, USA where she was a guest and refugee during the World War
II.
Stockholm, October 30 2008: The Royal Princess of Norway Princess Astrid
performing the unveiling of the Monumental Statue of her Mother, The Crown
Princess Martha of Norway.
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