the oak movie starPoster with the painting The Oak by Edvard Munch. The work depicts a stately oak in front of a sun. The grass and the few leaves the tree has left are yellow, indicating that it is autumn if not a prolonged summer drought. Edvard Munch is Norway's foremost artist and became a source of inspiration for German Expressionism. Munch's works are inspired by existential themes such as melancholy, jealousy and anxiety, but also the Norwegian nature and
The painting was a gift to his son Bengt (Putte) but also became the cover image for "The Christmas Goat: Christmas magazine for big and small children"
Karl Johans Torg was a square in central Stockholm
There was one beautiful building
many residents of Kungsholmen had to take a boat over to Vasastan in order to quickly get to their jobs at the large industrial factories
The realization that oil is a finite resource has long driven the work
The painting depicts the medieval castle ruins Barnard Castle in northern England
Malmö has had no natural deep harbor except for a small channel with a depth of two meters to the east of the older part of Malmö towards Kirseberget
Artist: Winslow Homer (1836-1910) | Created: 1885
Several companies have their offices along the street that runs parallel to the railway line
His work constantly challenged how realistic a painting could be
Onboard amenities included barber services and secretarial assistance
this piece combines historical charm with scientific intrigue
