Barbra ring

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Barbra Ring photographed by Ernest Rude , 1920, shortly after the death of her husband Colonel Ragnar Rosenquist .
Barbra Ring photographed by Ernest Rude, 1922.
Rædharen from Barbra Ring. Published by Mallingske bogtrykkeri , Kristiania (1913). The book is in the possession of the collection of the Hadeland Folk Museum.

Barbra Mathilde Ring (born July 4, 1870 in Drammen , † May 16, 1955 in Oslo ) was a Norwegian writer and literary critic .

Life

Barbra Ring was born on July 4, 1870 in Drammen in the province of Viken in Norway as the daughter of Ole Ring and Thora Augusta Ravn. The Norwegian writer, who was the granddaughter of Jens Ring (1815–1874) and his wife Barbara Ring , lived in Ringstabekk for ten years in the 1870s, in the main house at Ringstabekk Castle , until the Ring family had to sell the property for economic reasons. The place Ringstabekk (originally Øvre Stabæk, or Ober- Stabekk ) was named after her grandfather Jens Ring, the owner of a large local farm and builder of Ringstabekk Castle . The Ringstabekk Castle formed the social center of the up-and-coming civil society in the region until Jens Ring's death around 1874 or the departure of the von Barbra Ring family . Her first marriage was to the wholesaler Thorvald August Kirsebom; the marriage was divorced in 1902. In 1917 she married the General Feldzeugmeister Ragnar Rosenquist. She died in Oslo on May 16, 1955.

After graduating from middle school, she initially worked as a librarian and later as a theater and literary critic for various Norwegian newspapers. From 1904 she wrote books for children and young girls and later also novels for adults. In particular, the early works (The field mouse books , mainly published between 1904 and 1919) such as Peik , Petra and Anne Karine Corvin are considered to be backfischromane . Her works, often published by the Norwegian Aschehoug forlag , have been translated into several languages, including German. For a while she was a board member of the Norsk Presseforbund and Den norske Forfatterforening . Her conservative attitude brought her close to Knut Hamsun . She was clearly on Norway's side during World War II.

Barbra Ring was the great-granddaughter of Hanna Winsnes (1789–1872), who in 1845 wrote the first Norwegian cookbook.

Her daughter from her first marriage, Gerda Ring (1891–1999), made a name for herself as an actress, especially at the National Theater in Oslo.

Works

  • Babbens Dagbog , 1904 (German edition: The young Barbra - memories )
  • Tertit , 1905
  • Lillefru Tertit , 1906
  • Vildbasser , 1906
  • Tvillingerne og other barn , 1907
  • Anne Karine Corvin , 1907 (German edition: Anne Karine Corvin. Story. )
  • Fjeldmus paa utenlands trip , 1908
  • To Aar efter , 1908 (continuation of "Anne Karine Corvin")
  • By-Petra og Land-Petra (German edition: Petra - The story of a young girl )
  • Fnugg , 1909
  • Riebes paa Star , 1910
  • Da Peik skulde gjøre sin Lykke , 1910
  • Peik , 1911 (German edition: Peik - The story of a little boy )
  • Billet mrk. "286". En Fortælling om en ung Pige , 1911
  • Fra Hanna Winsnes' Prestegaard , 1911
  • Save the , 1912
  • Den kjærligheten , 1913 (German edition: Ja. Ja, die Liebe )
  • Rædharen , 1913
  • Jomfruen , 1914 (German edition: Die Jungfrau , 1917)
  • For kulden kommer , 1915
  • Under rope , 1916
  • Veien , 1917
  • Fjeldmus og andre fortællinger (illustrated by Severin Segelcke ), 1918 (German edition: Feldmaus: A story for children. )
  • Vildbasser and other Fortællinger. Rædharen , 1919
  • Gold caps , 1919
  • To , 1920
  • Mennesket Fernanda Nissen , 1921
  • Kredsen , 1921 (German edition: Der Kreis )
  • Kongens hjerte. Eventyrspil for barn , 1922. ( Performed by the Nationaltheatret )
  • Søstre , 1922 (German edition: The sister from Paris )
  • En mand , 1923
  • For hundrede Aar siden. Hanna Winsnes and Hendes. , 1924
  • Unge fruer , 1924
  • Vi fraskilte barn. Ved et av dem , 1924
  • Vi som vandrer , 1926
  • Kvinde , 1927
  • Lille-Mette , 1928 (German edition: Klein Mette. Roman. )
  • Dengang da jeg var pige , 1928
  • Minder and små bekjendelser , 1929
  • Nu , 1930
  • Eldjarstad , 1931 (German edition: The daughter of Eldjarstad )
  • Et år gikk rundt , 1932
  • Elven strømmer , 1933
  • Chansen , 1934
  • Dinghy , 1934
  • Leken på Ladeby , 1936 (German edition: The game on Ladeby )
  • Leken blir liv , 1937 (German edition: Das Spiel wird Leben )
  • Marcus Gjøgs medaljong , 1938
  • Farlig start , 1939 (German edition: Dangerous Start )
  • Sånn er Norge , 1940 (German edition: This is Norway (short stories and sketches))
  • Mellom venner og fiender , 1947 (Memories, 1947)

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Henry Notaker . Hanna Winsnes, mer enn matmor . Gyldendal, 1990. S 63. ISBN 82-05-19129-8
  2. ^ Borgen, Per Otto (2006). "Ring, Jens" (in Norwegian). Asker and Bærum leksikon. Drammen: Forlaget for building and building history. Page 409. ISBN 82-91649-10-3
  3. ↑ akershus.kulturnett.no/Historie/Kunstner/kunstnere/ring.html
personal data
SURNAME Ring, Barbra
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ring, Barbra Mathilde (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Norwegian writer, literary critic
DATE OF BIRTH 4th July 1870
PLACE OF BIRTH Drammen , Norway
DATE OF DEATH May 16, 1955
Place of death Oslo