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Norse and Germanic Art

Sacred artwork of pre-Christian Norse and Germanic religion, chiefly Viking Age picture stones, amulets and grave goods depicting the Aesir and Norse mythological narrative. Belongs here: a work whose subject is a Norse or continental Germanic deity or myth, such as a Viking Age image stone carrying Odin-cycle imagery. Does not belong here: a Slavic, Baltic or other Northern European pagan tradition, which is a related but separate mythology grouped under Slavic, Baltic and Steppe Pagan Art.

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1. Wikipedia: Norse mythology
WikipediaWikipedia Norse mythology, lead section, Norse and Germanic Art
Quote, Wikipedia Norse mythology, lead section, Norse and Germanic Art
Norse, Nordic, or Scandinavian mythology, is the body of myths belonging to the North Germanic peoples, stemming from Old Norse religion.
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