500 kroner note and a two-kroner postage stamp from 1982. Neighboring Sweden put her on a stamp in 1998. Bjerkebæk, Undset's home in Lillehammer, is now part of the Maihaugen museum. The farmhouse was listed in 1983. Efforts to restore and furnish the houses as they were during the time of her occupancy were begun in 1997. New public buildings were opened in May 2007. Undset is depicted on the tail fin of a Norwegian Air Shuttle Boeing 737-800, with the registration LN-NGY. Works Gunnar's Daughter is a brief novel set in the Saga Age. This was Undset's first historical novel, published in 1909. Gunnar's Daughter, The Master of Hestviken series is a tetralogy of four volumes, published 1925–27, which are listed in order below. Depending on the edition, each volume may be printed by itself, or two volumes may be combined into one book. The latter tends to result from older printings and whether the original Norwegian or later English translation. Recent completed or planned re-titling/releases by Tiina Nunnally, from the University of Minnesota Press, are shown below. The Axe: The Master of Hestviken, , re-titled in T. Nunnally's revised English translation as Olav Audunssøn (I): Vows, The Snake Pit: The Master of Hestviken, , re-titled in T. Nunnally's revised English translation as Olav Audunssøn (II): Providence, In the Wilderness: The Master of Hestviken, , re-titled in T. Nunnally's revised English translation as Olav Audunssøn (III): Crossroads, (planned availability 10/2022) The Son Avenger: The Master of Hestviken, , re-titled in T. Nunnally's revised English translation as Olav Audunssøn (IV): Winter (not yet released). Kristin Lavransdatter is a trilogy of three volumes. These are listed in order as well. Written during 1920–22. In 1995 the first volume was the basis for a commercial film, Kristin Lavransdatter, directed by Liv Ullmann. Kristin Lavransdatter: The Wreath. Kristin Lavransdatter: The Wife, Kristin Lavransdatter: The Cross, Jenny was written in 1911. It is a story of a Norwegian painter who travels to Rome for inspiration. Things do not turn out as she had expected. Jenny, The Unknown Sigrid Undset, a collection of Undset's early existentialist works, including Tiina Nunnally's new translation of Jenny was assembled by Tim Page for Steerforth Press and published in 2001. Men, Women and Places, a collection of critical essays, including 'Blasphemy', 'D. H. Lawrence', 'The Strongest Power', and 'Glastonbury'. Tr. Arthur G Chater, Cassel & Co., London. 1939. Happy