carta marina 1572 frölunda

carta marina 1572 frölundaPost with the first reasonably accurate map of the Nordics and the Baltics. The map was already created in 1539 by Olaus Magnus and is called Carta Marina. The map is a woodcut from 1539 that was colored in 1572. Olaus Magnus was formally Sweden's last Catholic archbishop. It took him twelve years to complete the map which was a preliminary work to his magnum opus Historia de gentibus septentrionalibus History of the Nordic Peoples. Author: Olaus

Photographer: Matilda Ahl | Created: 1968 | Publisher: Air Force Museum | Item ID: FVM

Photographer: Unknown | Created: about 1925 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Object ID: Fa 3952 | Copyright: CC BY

organ researcher and doctor Einar Erici

On the illustration you see the text Amalfi

This image comes with passepartout (black border)

including the quest for more efficient trade routes to China

we find them in Norrland's coniferous forests

The painting was an outlet for the emotional chaos that the iconic writer and artist August Strindberg experienced during his life

along with Confucianism and Buddhism

Tora played many major roles on Dramaten where she was engaged for most of her working life

Capturing the essence of 18th-century Paris

In the picture you also see an orchestra playing on the second plane