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Ullern bydel

Oslo

Ullern bydel, Oslo (Historic sites)
Fig. 01Ullern bydel© Hans A. Rosbach · CC BY-SA 3.0
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About Ullern bydel

Ullern Church is a cruciform Romanesque stone church in the Ullern district of Oslo, built in 1903 to plans by the architect Harald Bødtker. The building is dominated by a striking square central tower with a copper-clad gabled roof. Inside, the church impresses with its apse, which is adorned with the fresco "The Ascension" by Eilif Peterssen. The picture is completed by a marble canopy over the altar, a pulpit, and stained-glass windows from 1915. The adjoining churchyard serves as the final resting place for several well-known Norwegian figures, including the painter Thorbjørn Egner and the composer Håkon Christie.

Based on the article “Ullern Church (Oslo)” from the English Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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At a glance

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Address
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Oslo, Norway
District
Ullern
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Website
www.bydel-ullern.oslo.kommune.no
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Coordinates
59.92556° N · 10.65472° E
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confidence 0.70
Identifier
ID 87078c0f-b73…
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