art deco telefonaffisch 1 Size:70x100

art deco telefonaffisch 1 Size:70x100Poster with one of LM Ericsson's advertising posters from 1929. The illustration shows a new compact desk phone model that Ericsson produced influenced by French Art Deco. The exclusive Art Deco style developed from the Paris Exhibition in 1925 and in 1929 Ericsson produced this refined telephone model. The southern Kungstornet in Stockholm can be seen in the background of the poster. The building was erected as headquarters for Ericsson in 1925 and

In 1661 he was appointed Sweden's and Stockholm's first city architect

The painting The Promenade is partly a tribute to artists that Renoir greatly admired

The picture shows a beautiful

Katarina lift seen from Slussen sometime between 1895-1900

The illustration was drawn in the 1840s by George Edward Madeley

Calkins in 1890

As part of a new urban plan

Poster with the watercolor painting The artist's wife by the iconic Swedish artist Anders Zorn

Edgar Degas and Camille Pissarro

The illustration was first published in the book "Svensk Frihamn" published in 1894

Although humans have sometimes had a good exchange with the trolls as labor or advisors

During the First World War