The Boy and the Sled

Olaf Christoffersen, “Gutten og kjelken” (The Boy and the Sled), Asker outside Oslo, late 1920s. Slightly elevated viewpoint with a central axis along a path of settled, hard snow, with open ground and a ridge line in the background. A verso label documents display at the Oslo Kamera Klubb 25-year photo cavalcade, 19–24 March 1946.

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The motif shows a boy standing by his sled on a footpath with settled snow and a hard surface. Parallel tracks run into the image and turn slightly left in the middle ground, with layering from foreground to background. The figure sits close to the center line and provides scale against fence posts to the right and scrub to the left, with an indication of a roadway on the left side. The surface produces bright reflective streaks in the tracks, with soft shadows and moderate contrast in grayscale.

Technical Details: Gelatin silver print on the original mount, with documented inscriptions and a verso label. Signature “O. Christoffersen” lower right; pencil “Gutten og kjelken” and “333” lower left; OKK label on the verso (1946).

Format: TIFF

Size: 199.3 mb

Resolution: 4829 x 6876

DPI: 300

Color Model: RGB

Color Sync: Adobe RGB (1998)

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