Honorary awards and trophies carved in wood

A bird with three young stands on the base of ‘Følgesvenn til rettferd’. Ola Ødegaard’s honorary award was presented on 18 June 2016 during the Log Driving Festival in Osen.

Vidar Sandbeck’s cultural award is a wooden relief with a portrait, rainbow arch and row of small figures. ‘Regnbågåbrua’ was first awarded in 2008.

A close view of Vidar Sandbeck’s cultural award shows the portrait and rainbow arch. Facial features and the row of figures are easier to study.

Kodak’s cinematography award depicts a cinematographer beside a camera on a tripod. The wooden award was made for presentation during the period 1992–2008.

A ram with thick fleece and curved horns is carved in wood. The animal’s profile forms the subject of this award in the honours collection.

A billy goat with a beard and large curved horns stands on an award base. The long coat and horn shape give the carving a pronounced character.

A standing man with a hat and equipment forms the subject of this trapping award. The figure stands on its own base and depicts a person from trapping life.

A man and a fox share a shaped base. The carved hunting group brings the human figure and animal together as the subject of an award.

A bear with its head lowered is depicted in a framed award picture. The light animal figure stands out against the dark background.

A walking lynx forms the subject of a framed award picture. The raised paw, ear tufts and short tail stand out against the dark background.

A fox’s head with pointed ears and a distinct muzzle rises above an award base. The animal portrait is the central subject of this wooden trapping trophy.

The first-prize trophy depicts a log driver with a pike pole standing on timber. The log-driving world championship took place in Osen from 14 to 19 June 2016.