A Mjölkhare (i.e. "Milk hare") spewing up stolen milk in a receptacle. The "Milk hare" was a kind of Bjära or Tilberi, a magical creature in Swedish folklore which was used to steal milk from the neighbours' cows. Drawing after a wall painting from the late 15th century by Albertus Pictor in the porch of Härkeberga Church, Härkeberga Parish, Trögd Hundred, Enköping Municipality, Uppsala County, Uppland, Sweden. Drawing and photoshoping by Gunnar Creutz. The picture was created in the autumn 2012 for the folklore exhibition Skräck & skrock (i.e. "Horror & Superstition") at Falbygdens museum in Falköping, but this version was never used in the exhibition.

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Topics:
   + Folklore of Sweden
   + Frescos in Härkeberga kyrka
   + Milk hare
   + Milk in art
   + Paintings of hares
   + Skräck & skrock (exhibition 2012-2013)

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• Artist: Gunnar Creutz, Falbygdens museum
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• Original datetime: 2012-09-14 10:18:42
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