a fox City

a fox CityThe artwork A Fox was created in 1868 by the Norwegian German artist Siegwald Dahl, who mainly devoted himself to animal painting. The painting shows a fox looking at its surroundings through the forest, surrounded by tall reeds. The fox looks out at the water and at the ducks that swim and fly away further away from the reeds. The work shows muted colors, with a sky that shifts between blue and pink. Sunbeams penetrate the tall straws and illuminate

Photographer: Aftonbladet | Created: 1944 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Item ID: AB000619 | Copyright: CC-BY - Retouching done from original

while the eagles flee in panic in different directions

crafted in 1570 by the acclaimed Flemish artist and geographer Abraham Ortelius

It is a visual representation of the transition from the cold of winter to the thaw of spring

It has been a place for both work and pleasure

A man jumps with his back to us: an advanced jump that seems to be in spades

The Mississippi River

is the one who selected a troupe of talented ballet dancers to appear in the film Blue Jackets

the artist's wife Mathilda Birger (facing away and partially obscured)

In his youth

Stockholm in 1945 where ballet girls practice before participating in Blåjackor

tendencies towards a stricter form and more colorful painting are noticeable