boogert 1706 gummorPoster with a detailed illustration of Boogert's 1692 book, a remarkable and comprehensive study of color and precursor to the modern color system. In a time long before standardized color taxonomies, the Dutch artist A. Boogert created an almost 900 page masterpiece, namely the book Trait des couleurs servant la peinture l'eau . The work made Enlightenment research on optics more detailed than contemporary work, was a precursor to future color
Canvas with the painting Banks of the Seine
painted by Carl Johan Billmark
Photographer: Axel Malmström | Created: 1908 | Publisher: Stockholms Stadsmuseum | Item ID: F 2359 | Copyright: CC BY
The majority of the paintings were created in the last two years of his life
with the countries and cities written in Latin
Among the cross-country skiing disciplines at Lindarängen
Monet's work Impression or Sunrise from 1872 gave name to the movement
At the bottom right we see that the original sketch was completed in Stockholm
He collaborated with the engraver Johann Susemihl to produce a comprehensive encyclopedia called "Allgemeine Naturgeschichte für alle Stände" (General natural history for all classes of society) between 1839 and 1841
Poster with a black and white photograph of two beautiful women in white dresses on their way to Midsummer celebrations in 1940
Those who do not get enough of the substance remain grayish like the young birds
© Sjöberg Bildbyrå - Photo KG Kristofferson
