the ash lad and the troll canvas gudar

the ash lad and the troll canvas gudarCanvas with the painting The steps were so heavy that Theodor Kittelsen from 1900 trembled . The motif comes from a Norwegian fairy tale and shows the boy Askeladden running from a troll in the Norwegian mountains. He has set out on an adventure and encounters several magical beings along the way. Theodor Kittelsen is a Norwegian artist who, like the Swedish John Bauer, is known for his fairytale motifs with goblins and princesses. His works are still

but some parts of the business still survive today in the form of Cityvarvet

Poster with beautiful Flower Numbers by Ottilia Adelborg from 1894

Artist: John Bauer | Created: 1914

The picture was taken in Sweden

she looks down at the little boy with her green hair and exclaims " What do you want here in my forest

richest man and whose art collection became the basis for the Thielska gallery

the exotic fruit has a name similar to "pineapple"

Poster with a cool picture of a group of tinsmiths on the roof of Stockholm's City Hall in 1949

A policeman shows the way to boys who have a specially built small bike to fit three cyclists

Poster with the motif Irises from 1890

you little putty-noser

In the picture we see equipment and trams that had recently been electrified