stockholms stadshus 1954 Design:Title

stockholms stadshus 1954 Design:TitlePoster with a unique photograph taken when Coca Cola begins to be sold in Sweden. Until December 31, 1952, cola drinks were banned in Sweden because they contained phosphoric acid and caffeine. The law was changed and from 1 January 1953 these ingredients were allowed in soft drinks as well as in food in general. On June 29, 1953, the first trucks were loaded with Coca Cola to Swedish consumers, and a bottle then cost 34 re. In the picture we see a

Gustaf Adolf was the father of our current Swedish king Carl XVI Gustaf but died in a plane crash when Carl Gustaf was only nine months old

His facility is located in Vaugirard

Between 1906 and 1915

without previous drawing and with great force

Electrolux

Poster with a photograph of Greta Garbo in her second American film The Temptress in 1926

The motif is painted from a perspective from the window of the Fürstenbergska gallery with a view of Brunnsparken in Gothenburg

Fjäderholmarna is part of the Royal National City Park

gorillas and orangutans

Zorn worked primarily in watercolor

Poster with a photo of the famous character Åsa-Nisse from the movie Åsa-Nisse in rocket form

he is known for his imaginative dreamscapes