Repairing the Nets (Fisknatet)

1935

Harald Sallberg

Associated Names
Harald Sallberg

Artist, Swedish, born 1895

The image shows a man sitting with his upper body visible, bending forward while working. His face is partly obscured and he has dark, short hair, wearing a long-sleeved shirt. There are fishing nets hanging on wooden poles, and a structure resembling a small shed nearby. The setting is a deck or dock, with an open expanse in the background that could be water or sky. Grass or reeds are visible in the forefront of the image.
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The image shows three individuals seated at a table outdoors. They are discussing while a small dog lies beneath the table. The scene includes two bottles, a glass, and what appears to be animal bones. In the background, there is a mountainous landscape.

Tjuvskyttar

Eric Detthow

1888

This is a photograph of a printed page from a publication by the graphical art association. The page features text in a serifed typeface listing the contributors and their works for the year 1936. The top of the page reads "Föreningen för Grafisk Konst." Below this heading are names and titles of artworks associated with artists like Albin Amelin and Reinhold von Rosen. In the center, there is an ornate monogram "FGK." Near the bottom, the text "Stockholm" is displayed. The design focuses on conveying information through typography on a textured background.

Foreningen for Grafisk Konst

Various Artists

1936

The image shows a group of spiky, spherical flowers with long stems arranged in a clear, curved vase. The color palette is monochrome, consisting of various shades of gray and black. The vase is centered at the bottom, and the tallest flower extends upward in the middle, surrounded by smaller spiky blooms and leaf clusters that spread outward, balanced by additional flowers at different heights around the vase.

Blommor

Hans Fredrik Norsbo

1936


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Wikidata ID

Q74031975