piazza san marco canvas träningCanvas with the fantastic painting Piazza San Marco by the artist Francesco Guardi from the late 1760s. The motif of the picture is of the famous square Piazza San Marco, in Swedish: Markusplatsen , located in Venice, Italy. In the image, Guardi has used a playful, illusionistic device by signing his name in the miniature cloth worn by the man on the lower right. It seems to depict something otherwise missing from the painting: gondolas and the choppy
married to King Karl XIV Johan
which took place on Stortorget in the Old Town on November 8–9
The picture was taken over the Klarakvartern and the rooftops with its chimneys
The image is believed to be a clipping from a book or magazine
The new traffic route immediately became an attraction and on the Sunday after the opening
it had 23 cannons and was equipped for war
Photographer: Aftonbladet | Created: 1940 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Object ID: AB651 | Copyright: CC BY
Illustrator: Unknown | Created: 18th century
Its stately and colorful plumage inspired fashion trends and decor during the era
old photograph from Stockholm in 1953
Illustrator: Unknown | Created: 1864
now passengers could go directly from the train to the Copenhagen ferry or further towards the continent
