spanish smiths poster Size:40x50Poster with the painting Spanish Blacksmiths from 1881 by Ernst Josephson (1851 1906). In 1881, Ernst Josephson traveled to Spain with, among others, Anders Zorn to see the great art masters and at the same time portray Spanish folk life through his art. The Spanish Blacksmith motif was created in the Triana district of Seville. Josephson has recounted how he was asked by the blacksmiths if he could not paint them standing outside his forge. Artist:
Ted participated in the melody festival four times and won in 1979 with the song Satellit
Karl Johans Torg was a square in central Stockholm
is known for his fairytale motifs with goblins and princesses
the Bread Institute launched the campaign that many still remember today and which is considered one of the country's most successful advertising campaigns
at the request of the Royal Land Survey Office duly extracted in 1751
Top Hat was introduced to GB's range in 1956
and Worth but also included satires
The work was painted in 1901 and depicts some girls on a bridge in Munch's summer town
Canvas with the painting Screaming Nuts by Bruno Liljefors from 1886 (English title: Jays )
Wonderland was the most expensive Swedish painting ever sold at auction in Sweden
Circus poster from the early 20th century inspired by the Swedish drama film Between Life and Death from 1917
Poster with the painting Rue Lafayette by the world-famous Norwegian artist Edvard Munch