strombadet 1882 noterPoster with an old illustration of the Strmbadet which was inaugurated in 1882 at Strmmen in Stockholm. Strmbadet was a large bathhouse complex that offered the city's residents an elegant waterside bathhouse. The building is an excellent example of the eclecticism that characterizes the end of the 19th century, where different stylistic influences are mixed to create an impressive and functional structure. The building played an important role in the
The painting was an illustration for the fairy tale "The boy who harnessed the troll for the sledge" by Harald Östenson and was published in Between tomtar och troll in 1907
including German ("Die Aesche")
Poster with an illustrated promotional poster for the exhibition The vacuum cleaner 50 years from 1999
The illustration also touches on additional information about the event
who was dismissed from naval service in 1666 after failing to obey orders
Nya Norrland was a social democratic daily newspaper that was published from 1907 to 1999
Fishing has long been a central part of Bohuslän's economy and culture
by the artist Per Wilhelm Cedergren who was a Swedish artist active during the 19th century
Tora lived between 1893–1970 and became famous in both theater and film
Gothenburg was founded as a city by King Gustav II Adolf in the 17th century
The idea for the vacuum cleaner was born in a time when homes were filled with dusty carpets while people were beginning to understand the connection between hygiene and health
he himself participated in the Sandhamn regatta
