gustaf adolfs torg 2 guldpilen

gustaf adolfs torg 2 guldpilenPoster with a beautiful painting of Gustaf Adolf square 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 anniversary.

Copy of the city's associated charter

The painting depicts the Parliament House on Westminster in London

as care was taken not to separate them in old age

Battling a sudden storm

which often depict fairy-tale beings and other worlds

Illustrator: The Von Wright Brothers | Created: about 1929

The painting shows the Baltic Sea and blue sky outside Dalarö in Stockholm

Claude Monet once said

Theatrum Orbis Terrarum

During the 20th century it was a military museum with weapons and uniforms

Poster with an old map from 1855 of Gothenburg

Norway's most northerly part