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vastra hamnkanalen irelandPoster with a beautiful painting of Vstra Hamnkanalen and Vstra Hamngatan in Gothenburg. 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 watercolour. Messman's motif is part of our collection to celebrate Gothenburg's

sails across the sea on Sweden's west coast in the 1930s

The painting received a very positive reception when it was shown for the first time at the National Museum in 1872

a squash court and a Turkish bath

Illustrated by the renowned George Barbier

Curious to know more about trolls

Several of his works are considered classics in Swedish literature

People and equipment can be seen on the streets and sidewalks

Poster with the motif Sunflowers from 1887 by impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh

Artist: August Strindberg | Created: 1903

The hotel was built in 1808 as Bloms Hotel

Ships with a draft greater than two meters had to anchor far out in the Sound

Stockholm in 1945 where ballet girls practice before participating in Blåjackor