Mir san net 

Theodor Severin Kittelsen created this drawing, titled "Mir san net," using pen and ink. Kittelsen, working during a period of Norwegian nationalism, often explored themes of identity and belonging. The drawing's title, "Mir san net," which translates to "We are not," hints at a sense of alienation. The figure is depicted as a cross between a well dressed bourgeois and a troll. The figure exudes self-importance, while his bare legs and feet reveal poverty. The setting is barren and desolate, amplifying a sense of isolation and marginalization. Kittelsen seems to be suggesting a critique of social class. The emotional impact of the artwork lies in its ability to evoke feelings of loneliness and disenfranchisement. It serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy and solidarity in the face of societal divisions.