blomsteralfabetet kväll

blomsteralfabetet kvällPoster with, perhaps Sweden's most beloved alphabet of all time, namely the Princes' flower alphabet by Ottilia Adelborg. Ottilia drew the illustration in 1892 and is a famous Swedish artist and writer who has become known as the author of the Swedish children's book. The flower alphabet of the princes also became a Christmas calendar and book with a rhyme for each letter. In 1894, she also published the poster Blomstersiffror med rime, which was just

beige background

Södermalm grew rapidly and became primarily a working-class residential area

the company initially produced only earthenware

the campaign is not government or from the National Board of Health and Welfare

In the background is the statue depicting Karl XIV Johan - King of Sweden and Norway between 1818-1844

has placed her mirror by the small window and is putting up her hair in the typical Mora style with the red hair band

Many leading people in business

Kronobergsparken

Canvas with the motif Cypresses from 1889 by the impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh

much took place in common areas

Karl XV was king of Sweden and Norway between 1859 and 1872

Photographer: Herbert Lindgren | Created: 1961 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Item ID: FG009339 | Copyright: CC BY