Deutsch: "Blick von holman "Norsk Bokmål: "Aussicht af Holmen". Nr. XLVIII. Aus Sicht HOLMAN. Die Stelle, wo diese Ansicht genommen wurde, wird als Holman, an der Straße von Christiania zu Bogstad gelegen, in einem weiten Tal, von einem edlen Amphitheater von bewaldeten Bergen flankiert, von denen eine auf dem Gipfel einen großen See. In der Abbildung, auf der Suche über einige kultivierte Land, ist das Farm-house, der Name gibt den Ort gesehen. Das Vale steigt allmählich an den Rand von Christiania Fjord. Hier eine kleine Insel oder Isthmus präsentiert, auf der die Sommerresidenzen der Gouverneur und Kom

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English: 'View from Holman' Norsk bokmål: «Prospect af Holmen» . No. XLVIII. VIEW FROM HOLMAN. The spot where this view was taken, is called Holman, situated on the road from Christiania to Bogstad, in a vast valley, flanked by a noble amphitheatre of woody mountains, one of which has on its summit a spacious lake. In the picture, looking over some cultivated land, is seen the farm-house, which gives name to the place. From it the vale gradually descends to the margin of Christiania Fiord. Here a small island or isthmus presents itself, on which the summer residences of the Governor and Commandant are seen. The houses are ample and convenient, particularly that of the former, who has also employed much skill and labour in laying out the gardens, and in planting all that would grow on so sterile a soil, its base being the schistus niger, or black slate, which is seen on the walks. At the end of one avenue is an obelisk, inscribed to the memory of a departed friend, a species of decoration which is very general in the gardens of the nobility and gentry of Norway and Denmark: the view includes a vast extent of the Fiord, stretching on the right side nearly to the town of Drobak, a course which the ships take on their voyage to and from Christiania, situated on this shore to the left, above the Crown Islands. The hills on the left, in the extreme distance, are at the bottom of a beautiful and extensive bay, near Aas, which is navigable for ships, and where some cargoes are collected. The hills on each side, are covered with trees to the water's edge; this is also the case on the middle land, but its interior is more occupied by farms and cultivated grounds. The hills and rocks are of no great altitude on the shores of the Fiord, except near Christiania and Drobak. The scenery about Holman, in feature and colouring, much resembles that of Claude le Lorrain's finest Italian pictures. After so brief a description of this beautiful region, it may be added that General

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