hagakyrkan Abraham

hagakyrkan AbrahamPoster with a beautiful painting of Hagakyrkan in Gothenburg. The artwork was created by the Danish artist Ludvig Messmann in 1890 and is part of a whole series of beautiful Gothenburg motifs. Ludvig Messmann was born in Denmark and moved to Gothenburg in 1859, where he later immortalized the city in a series of paintings, mainly in oil and watercolour. Messman's motif is part of our collection to celebrate Gothenburg's 400th anniversary. Frame not

Poster with an old illustration of a giraffe

Both ships have all sails set and are making moderate speed

Few Swedish female figures continue to engage and provoke as much as Elin Wägner (1882-1949)

Back View (1908) and shows a girl in a stunning blue coat and beret

far away he saw something shining and glittering by Theodor Kittelsen from 1900 (Norwegian title : Langt

Tulo and Mums-mums

on the right Fyris Torg and in the background Uppsala Cathedral

but the motif is taken from Dalarna

In the picture we see the Great Harbor Canal and to the left the German Church

Photographer: Oscar Heimer | Created: 1906 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Item ID: E 30077 | Copyright: CC BY

Canvas with the painting Forest Goblin by John Bauer from 1909

In the picture we see two trams and men and women in detailed