uppsala domkyrka 1901 Size:100x140Photo from 1901 at Uppsala Cathedral. Construction of the church began in the early 1270s under the direction of an anonymous French architect. The dedication of the church took place in 1435, but the church's famous tower was only erected in the latter part of the 15th century. The church is the largest cathedral in the Nordic region and many famous people from Swedish history are buried there, including Kings Gustav Vasa and Johan III. Photographer:
to scare the film producers
he is known for his imaginative dreamscapes
Poster with the incredibly detailed painting Le paradis terrestre from the 16th century by Hans Bocksberger the Elder (1510–1561)
Edvard | Created : 1896 | Publisher : Stockholm city museum | Item ID : 14045 | Copyright: CC-BY
Artist: Carl Larsson | Created: 1898
The nuns are probably on their way from or to the Eugeniakapellet - a church that belonged to Sankta Eugenia's Catholic parish and was located at Smedjegatan 24
The picture was taken with a view towards Nybroviken with Blasieholmen on the right and Djurgården in the background
this poster is a captivating addition for any enthusiast
the text: "Norway in Winter - The country for the sportsman
Sigrid sits next to her on the potty
In the picture we see en barge loaded with paving stones
Strindberg noted that the forest has become a cave and that the foreground looks like rocks covered in lichen
