robe de chambre Norrmalm

robe de chambre NorrmalmPoster with an old illustration of a Parisian gentleman in elegant, casual attire in his home. Below the image we see the text Robe de Chambre , French for dressing gown. The illustration was published in the French fashion magazine Journal des Dames et des Modes in 1913. The illustrator's name was George Barbier and he was a very prominent artist from France, celebrated not least by Vouge for his contribution to the world of fashion in the early 20th

Queen Desideria

Karl Staaf

At the top left we see the text: Charter over Norr Malm

the Blue Tiger

Artist: Victor Andrén | Created: 1896 | Publisher: Royal Library of Sweden | Copyright: CC-BY

the magpie was associated with witchcraft

All five species are endangered

women wore long dresses with high collars and a defined waist

and you still hear the sizzling of the water

Strömbadet was the first cold bath house in Stockholm and was located on the water in front of the City Hall

The Brush Runabout was one of the first cars to roll on Sweden's streets

Illustrator: Carl af Forsell | Created: 1826