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Tore Hamsun
Tore Hamsun (6 March 1912 – 10 January 1995) was a Norwegian painter, writer, and publisher born in Hamarøy.
He was the son of the Nobel Prize winning novelist Knut Hamsun and actress Marie Hamsun.
At the age of five, his family moved from Hamarøy to Nørholm, a large agricultural property.
Like the rest of his three siblings, he showed artistic ability at a young age but was the only one to take up a career in art.
In 1933, he began Torstein Torsteinssons painting school and studied at an Art Academy in Munich from 1934-1935.
Hamsun later completed studies at the Norwegian National Academy of Fine Arts in Oslo and debuted as a painter in 1940.
He was remembered for his landscape paintings influenced by French Impressionism.
Some of his paintings contained or were based on motifs derived from his father's books.
From 1942-1944, Hamsun reluctantly accepted the position as temporary publishing director of Gyldendal Norsk Forlag publishing company after Harald Grieg, a close friend of Tore's father, was arrested in 1941.
His father, Knut Hamsun was of the founders and owners of the publishing company.
During the Second World War, Hamsun helped Max Tau flee to Norway.
At the end of the war, Hamsun was imprisoned for five months for membership in the Nasjonal Samling.
In 1940, Hamsun published "Mein Vater Knut Hamsun" (My Father Knut Hamsun) and in 1956, he published a collection of his father's poems.
Hamsun had inheritance rights to his father's farm Nørholm but gave it to his brother Arild Hamsun and settled nearby in Nørholmskilen.
Hamsun married pianist Ruth Elisabeth Grung and had three children with her.
In 1953, he married painter Marianne Doris Ferring and also had two children.
Tore Hamsun died after a traffic accident in Oslo in 1995 and was buried in the Eide cemetery.
Marie Hamsun
Marie Hamsun (born Marie Andersen) (19 November 1881 – 4 August 1969) was a Norwegian actress and writer.
Marie Andersen was born in Elverum, Hedmark, Norway.
She was the eldest child in an affluent family.
In 1897 the family moved to Christiania, where her father was involved in the property trade for twenty years until he bought the farm in Åneby in Nittedal.
She attended Ragna Nielsen's private school, where in 1901 she took final exams.
Then she worked for three years as a governess and teacher.
The Norwegian actor Society headed by Dore Lavik took her in as an actress.
In the following years she toured around in Norway, until she was hired as a student at the National Theatre in 1907.
In 1909, she became the second wife of the noted author, Knut Hamsun, with whom she had four children, sons Tore and Arild and daughters Eleanor and Cecilia.
She wrote two collections of poems and several children's books.
Hamsun's work has been translated to several other languages, including Swedish, German, English, Latvian, Finnish and Dutch.
She also published two biographies about her life with Knut Hamsun: "RegnbuenThe Rainbow")
(1953) and "Under gullregnen" (1959).
Marie Hamsun shared her husband's political views, and her support for the Third Reich and the German occupation forces during World War II exceeded that of her husband.
She was a member of Vidkun Quisling's Nazi party Nasjonal Samling, and she frequently toured German cities reciting the works of Knut Hamsun during the early years of the war.
In 1947, she was sentenced to three years of hard labor for treason, but due to a general amnesty she was jailed for only 9 months.

Question: Where was the mother of Tore Hamsun born?
Answer: Elverum