riddargatan 1805 Size:50x70

riddargatan 1805 Size:50x70Poster with a drawing for a plot on Riddargatan in Stockholm, 1805 by Carl Schenbeck. Schenbeck was a prominent Swedish architect during the neoclassical period, and this project is an example of his work that was influenced by the ideals of neoclassicism and the Empire. The house that Schenbeck designed partially remains, but it has undergone major changes over time. Despite the changes, the building is still part of Stockholm's architectural history

competing for Malungs IF

Photographer: Unknown | Created: 1939 | Publisher: Stadsmuseet i Stockholm | Item ID: SSMAB000487 | Copyright: CC BY

New York in the 1930s

In folk belief the deer bird has been considered to herald both war and famine as its sound was interpreted as: "Up

the summer paradise on Öland

2 meters above sea level

It is not a portrait

but did not become more common until the 1860s

Sunlight of Camille Pissarro from 1897

On the poster we see a fishing boat together with the text CJ Sundberg's anchovies: Finest pickles of anchovies

It was opened in 1868 by Operakällaren's former owner Theodor Blanch and quickly became a success

Together they create a vivid panorama of mid to late 19th century American life