Original Antique Print - Erik Dahlberg - View of Rumlaborg in Sweden - E1

Original Antique Print - Erik Dahlberg - View of Rumlaborg in Sweden - E1"Rumlaborg" This decorative lithograph is from Erik Dahlbergs "Suecia antiqua et hodierna" (Latin for 'Ancient and Modern Sweden'). The work was published in Stockholm in 1856. Erik Dahlberg (1625 1703) was a Swedish count, general, and notable cartographer. He became renowned for his engineering skills and contributions to the fortification of Sweden, playing a crucial role in the Thirty Years' War and the Northern Wars. His most famous work is

"Lonicera Xylosteum"

Original engraving by Granville Perkins "City of Saint Louis" was created in 1874

Frederick Ralph Fussell's contributions to the art world left a significant mark

Combattant"

Scheuchzeria Palustris”

"Falköping"

George Philip & Son became renowned for its comprehensive atlases

His illustrations often showcased the beauty and diversity of nature

”Fjällklätt

"Erodium Moschatum"

the Franklin's Gull and the Common Gull”) was created in the second half of the 19th century (1800 — 1899)

"Plan et Elevation d'un Peristyle Corinthien propre à embellir une Cour tant à l'usage des Edifices publics que Palais et Châteaux"