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horse-drawn carriages
Football match at the Stadium in Stockholm sometime between 1929-1934
In One Thousand and One Nights it says that anyone can be made to tell their secrets by placing a vulture's heart under the person's head while they sleep
Photographer: Unknown | Created: 1904 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Object ID: F077048 | Copyright: CC-BY
which drew a greater number of men to the field
standing girl back view småfåglar horse-drawn carriagesPoster with an illustration by Egon Schiele. The motif is called Standing Girl, Back View (1908) and shows a girl in a stunning blue coat and beret. She walks away from the viewer with a lovely movement. The original is at The MET Museum in New York. Egon Schiele was an artist from Austria. He is counted together with Gustav Klimt and Oskar Kokoscha as the most significant figurative artist in Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century. Illustrator: