vasagatan lilja

vasagatan liljaPoster with a beautiful painting of Vasagatan and Valandshuset 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 400th

He received several awards for his sharp missions as a gunner in a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress over Germany

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

the Grand Hotel is owned by the Wallenberg family via the investment company Investor

leading to its enduring name

the ice blocks were stored in so-called ice cabinets which were common during the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century until the modern refrigerator was introduced and became available to households

000 kg long are hung on the racks to be air-dried and then become lute fish

In the picture we see a marble vase with a beautiful garland of flowers

Many sports that are no longer very widely practiced were included among the branches

the first brassiere

he became good friends with Anders Zorn

The avenue is actually called Kungsportsavenyen - or if you want to be really picky: Kungsportsavenyen

Poster with the beautiful motif Roses from 1890