parhelion canvas George Barbier this map offers a glimpse

this map offers a glimpse into the historical streets and landmarks of one of the world's most iconic cities

The painting was an illustration for the fairy tale "The boy who harnessed the troll for the sled" by Harald Östenson and was published in Between tomtar och troll in 1907

The motif is called Two Figures and shows two naked women holding each other close

He then sets out in his chariot

parhelion canvas George Barbier this map offers a glimpseCanvas with the weather vane, which is one of the oldest known images of Stockholm from 1535 (recreated in 1931). The painting shows how Stockholm looked during the latter part of the Middle Ages as seen from Sder's heights. The painting hangs today in Storkyrkan, which has also been identified as the client of the work. The painting's name comes from weather suns, the optical solar phenomenon it depicts. For those interested, we strongly recommend