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. This is a processed photo of 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.

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Topics:
   + Albertus Pictor
   + Churches in Uppsala County photographed in 2011
   + Folklore of Sweden
   + Frescos in Härkeberga kyrka
   + Hares in art
   + Milk hare
   + Milk in art

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• Original datetime: 2011-04-23 14:25:38
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