Anker Eli Petersen

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Anker Eli Petersen in 2009

Anker Eli Petersen (7 june, 1959) is a graphical artist from the Faroe Islands, famous for his stamps.

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Stamps [edit]

1998 [edit]

Brynhild's ballad

  • FR 320: Brynhild and Buðli.

  • FR 321: Grani jumps the fire wall.

  • FR 322: Brynhild, Sigurd and the rings.

  • FR 323: Guðrun and Grani.

1999 [edit]

The Annunciation.

2000 [edit]

Thousand Years of Christianity. 21 February.

  • FR 360: Arrival of christianity in the Faroe Islands - Tróndur í Gøtu

  • FR 361: Killing of Bishop Mús

  • FR 362: National Awakening (since 1876/1888)

  • FR 363: Future - Past

Christmas stamps: The birth of Christ. 18 September.

  • FR 377: Prophecies and hope.

  • FR 378: The Word and the light.

2001 [edit]

Nordic myths and legends about light and darkness. 1 April.

  • Cover

  • Stamp sheet

  • FO 388: The Death of Høgni

  • FO 389: The Tree of the Year

  • FO 390: The Ballad of the Harp

  • FO 391: Gram and Grani

  • FO 392: The Ballad of Nornagest

  • FO 393: Guðrun's Evil Deeds

Christmas Stamps: The Circle of Life. Date of issue: 17 September.

  • FO 404: The old pillar and the young sprout.

  • FO 405: The scream from Ramah.

2003 [edit]

Völuspá, 24 February.

  • FO 428: The Völva (Prophet)

  • FO 429: The Creation

  • FO 430: The First Human Beings

  • FO 431: The Norns and the Tree

  • FO 432: Gullveigs Execution

  • FO 433: Odin and the Valkyries

  • FO 434: The Death of Baldur

  • FO 435: Intro to Ragnarok

  • FO 436: The Death of Odin

  • FO 437: The Return of Baldur and Høður

2004 [edit]

Nordic Mythology - Thor & Ran, 26 March.

  • Miniature sheet FO 477-478.

  • FO 477: Thor.

  • FO 478: Rán.

The cruise on "Maria" 1854, 26 March.

  • FO 479: Tindhólmur.

  • FO 480: Off the "Diamonds" (Stóra and Lítla Dímun).

  • FO 481: House of the better kind.

  • FO 482: Cape Mýlingur, Streymoy from south.

  • FO 483: Mýlingur from north.

  • FO 484: Kalsoy from north.

  • FO 485: Trick on the natives of Mikladalur (in the Faroe boat (right), the two Englishmen wearing masks).

  • FO 486: South end of Kunoy (seen from Klaksvík).

  • The miniature sheet FO 479-486.

Poems by Janus Djurhuus, 20 September.

  • FO 493: Atlantis.

  • FO 494: Grímur Kamban.

  • FO 495: Trónds chanting.

  • FO 496: To the Faroes I-III.

  • FO 497: Mín sorg.

  • FO 498: Loki Laufey's son.

  • FO 499: Songbird and Gossip.

  • FO 500: The return of Nólsoyar Páll.

  • FO 501: Moses on Sinai mountain.

  • FO 502: Cello.

  • The stamp sheet FO 493-503.

2005 [edit]

Christmas.

  • FO 537: Jólavísan (showing the Madonna statue of Kirkjubøur).

  • FO 538: Rudisar vísa.

2006 [edit]

Nordic Issue 2006.

  • FO 552-553

2008 [edit]

Tinganes

  • FO 627

Nordic Issue 2008.

  • FO 628-629

Other works [edit]

  • Sævarmaður (merman) 1998, 55x60cm, Føroya Læraraskúli (Teacher's highschool of the Faroe Islands)

Maps [edit]

  • Torshavn.png
  • Klaksvík.png
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