rome 1575 Skridskoåkning

rome 1575 SkridskoåkningPoster with a beautifully detailed map of Rome, illustrated in 1575 by Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg. During the 16th century, Rome was foremost in the world in art and was seen as an artistic center. During this time, Pope Julius II decided that the old St. Peter's Basilica would be replaced with a grand new church. It was the start of the new St. Peter's Church . Pope Julius II also exhibited a couple of ancient sculptures for the public to see,

The sun is going down

The train belongs to Statens Järnvägar

The poster The flower alphabet of the princes (1892) also became a Christmas calendar and book with a rhyme for each letter

In this photo from the 1890s

This lovely illustration was drawn by Robert Havell in the 19th century and used in John James Audubon's book Birds of America

Canvas with the painting Yacht Basin at Trouville-Deauville created between 1895 and 1896

Sweden on Saturday

British painter

his work is celebrated for dramatically influencing early 20th-century fashion

The Librarian is one of his earliest works

Vasagatan in Gothenburg

The painting hung together with Hägg's other large works in Property of the Maritime Museum in the maritime pavilion