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The motif represents a sea mark called the white marren and stands on a cliff in the Stockholm archipelago at the southern entrance
The work was sold in 1990 for SEK 22
Strömbadet was the first cold bath house in Stockholm and was located on the water in front of the City Hall
The concept never really took off and the question is how traffic safe it was when stronger gusts of wind could blow the cyclist off the road
making it a captivating addition for anyone interested in the wonders of marine life and natural history
dancing fairies Design:Full picture The motif represents a seaPoster with August Malmstrm's most famous work, lvalek from 1866. Until 1872, the original was owned by King Karl XV. The painting depicts river dancing, a weather phenomenon where moist air condenses and forms microscopic water droplets that stay suspended. In old folklore, the fog was believed to be dancing fairies. According to folklore, fairies lived in nature and could be seen dancing on hills, mountains and forests. Fairies were beautiful but