stora nygatan Edvard Munch

stora nygatan Edvard MunchPoster with a beautiful painting of Stora Nygatan in Gothenburg. The motif is facing north and to the left is the synagogue and to the right the Gardening Association. 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

naked people dancing forward

Södermalm grew rapidly and became primarily a working-class residential area

The war was approaching as Germany had begun to rearm and had just passed a law stripping the Jews of their civil rights

as care was taken not to separate them in old age

with underlying harbor

He skilfully depicted reflections and other light effects in images of everyday life

Poster with a painting from 1887 by the Swedish artist Hanna Hirsch-Pauli

Swimming in the middle of town

which at the time was a Kallbadhus

This picture comes with it built-in passepartout (black edge)

A unique picture of what Östra Hamngatan in Gothenburg looked like at the end of the 19th century before the canals were built again

built in renaissance style and supposed to work for Stockholmers' health and swimming skills