amanita muscaria Size:40x50

amanita muscaria Size:40x50Poster with illustration of fly agaric, in Latin Amanita muscaria, from the 19th century. Amanita muscaria is a poisonous mushroom with a characteristic red, orange or yellow hat with white dots. That the plant is called fly agaric comes from its history of fighting flies. The mushroom is psychoactive and contains chemical compounds that can cause hallucinations when consumed. Frame not included. Please note that the images are cropped slightly

The detailed map of the Stockholm archipelago was hand-drawn by Fredrik Adolf Wiblingen in 1799

The 24 Hours of Le Mans has been run annually since its inception in 1923

then at the Art Academy

created in 1881 by French painter Édouard Manet

which was published in 1933

Between the years 1721-22

Switzerland in 1948

In the foreground you can see sailing ships at anchor

Lindgren has been awarded a large number of prizes both nationally and internationally for his books

Poster with an illustrated ad for Mid-Target

The Golden Arrow was produced between the years 1957-1959 in just over 1

In the beautiful painting by Carl Johan Billmark