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A unique picture of what Östra Hamngatan in Gothenburg looked like at the end of the 19th century before the canals were built again
The model for the painting was probably a drawing in the book "Capitaine Carl Gustav Ekeberg's East Indian voyage
The call to action on the big board on the wall behind says: Take care
the text Aquila chrysaetos - Latin for the name of the species
Freya holds out her long blonde hair and lets it fall to the sides of her
santa Design:Full picture A unique picture of whatPoster with an artistic photo of a man dressed as Santa Claus. The picture is from 1941 and comes from one of Nordiska Kompaniet's Christmas campaigns. Santa looks serious and maybe that's because the Second World War is raging in full force in the world. 1941 then broke Hitler the German Soviet non aggression pact and had attacked the Soviet Union in the autumn. Photographer: Holmn, Erik (1893 1963) Created: 1941 Publisher: Nordic Museum Item ID: