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The giant Baugi, persuaded by Odin, drills into his brother Suttung's underground chamber, where hydromel, the mead of the poets, is hidden

(The giant Baugi, persuaded by Odin, drills into his brother, Suttung's underground chamber where hydromel, the mead of the poets, is hidden )


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The giant Baugi, persuaded by Odin, drills into his brother Suttung's underground chamber, where hydromel, the mead of the poets, is hidden by Icelandic School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
edda · stone mountain · norse · viking · scandinavian · myth · mythology · legend · suttung · magic mead · Royal Library, Copenhagen, Denmark / Bridgeman Images
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