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English: Front page of the first issue of the Norwegian women's weekly magazine "Urd," which was published in Oslo, Norway between 1897 and 1958. The first issue of the inaugural year is dated "Saturday, January 2, 1897."
The magazine header features a large vignette drawn by the illustrator Andreas Bloch (1860–1917). The drawing depicts the norse fate goddess Urðr, beautiful, long-haired, and wearing a gown, watering the Yggdrasil tree with two swans on the water to the left. In an upper frame of the drawing, the name "URD" is written in capital letters in Fraktur script. In a frame at the bottom, the magazine's motto is written in uppercase letters and adorned with small, counter-clockwise swastikas as symbols of good luck:
Bloch's header with the swastikas was used until 1943, when a slightly simplified version of the illustration was introduced. The first article is titled "Thomasine Lie" and features a portrait of the wife of the Norwegian writer Jonas Lie. The text is written in Fraktur script and begins as follows: "The other day, I received an invitation to write about you, Thomasine. You were to grace the first page of a women's magazine. As a guardian spirit! Yes, that suits you well. May every word written in this magazine be worthy of you; that is the best wish I can have for the magazine." The text is signed by (1843–1914). The image is copied from a scanned magazine in the National Library of Norway's collection of magazines and periodicals.
Norsk bokmål: Forsida på første nummer av kvinnetidsskriftet og ukebladet Urd som ble utgit i Oslo mellom 1897 og 1958. Utgave nummer 1 av første årgang er datert «Lørdag 2. januar 1897.»
Tidsskrifthodet (tittelvignetten) har en stor vignett som ble tegnet av illustratøren Andreas Bloch (1860–1917). Tegningen viser nornen (skjebnegudinnen) Urd, vakker, langhåret og iført en sid kjortel, som vanner verdenstreet Yggdrasil med to svaner på vannet til venstre. I en ramme øverst i tegningen står navnet «URD» skrevet med store bokstaver i fraktur skrift. I en breiere ramme nederst står bladets motto, skrevet med versaler og pyntet med små, skråstilte hakekors som lykkesymboler:
Blochs bladhode med hakekors ble benyttet fram til og med siste utgave i 1942. Året etter kom en nytegnet, litt forenklet versjon av illustrasjonen. Første artikkel har overskriften «Thomasine Lie.» og viser et portrett, xylografert etter et fotografi, av Thomasine Lie (1833–1907) som var gift med dikteren Jonas Lie. Teksten er satt med fraktur skrift og åpner slik: «Forleden Dag, kom der en Opfordring til mig om at skrive om dig, Thomasine, du skulde staa paa første Side i et Kvindeblad. Som Skytsaand! Ja det kan du isandhed passe til. Maatte hvert Ord, der skrives i dette Blad, være dig værdig, det er det bedste Ønsket, jeg kan have for Bladet.» Teksten er signert Kitty L. Kielland (1843–1914). Sist i ukebladet (side 12) står blant annet:
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https://urn.nb.no/URN:NBN:no-nb_digitidsskrift_2020042081795_001 Urd No. 1 Saturday, January 2, 1897 1st Year (Norwegian: No. 1 Lørdag 2. januar 1897 1. Aarg) |
Author | Andreas Bloch (1860–1917), a Norwegian painter, illustrator and costume designer |
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