Bohuslän 1920
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Poster with a beautiful photograph taken by Dan Samuelson in Bohuslän during the 1920s. The picture is a portrait of a fisherman out on the water, where he holds up a lifebuoy as a frame around his face.
A couple of hundred photographs and negatives taken by Dan Samuleson (1893-1980) were collected for the Maritime History Museum in 1968-1969. The photographs are from the 1910s and 1920s and depict harbours, boats and lighthouses, among other things.
The photographs are mainly from western Sweden, including Smögen, and from Östergötland. Later, photographs from the 1950s and 1960s depicting Kinda canal, Göta canal, Oslo harbor and fishing harbor in Trondheim were also added.
Photographer: Dan Samuelson | Created: 1920s | Publisher: Sjöhistoriska museum | Item ID: SMM5.0888 | Copyright: CC BY SA.
Frame not included.
Please note that the images are cropped slightly differently depending on the size you choose. Read more about image and image quality here: FAQ .
Frames are not included with posters, but must be purchased separately - either via the popup that opens when you add to cart or via our collection page for frames.
Our posters and canvas come from one of the world's leading manufacturers of fine art prints – Hahnemühle.
Posters
The 210g paper from Hahnemühle is matte with a texture and warm tone that gives the image a fantastic depth. Thanks to the unbeatable quality of the paper, you can count on a durability of up to 60 years if you avoid strong sunlight or other stress.
Canvas
Our canvases are printed on Hahnemühle's exclusive 370g Art Canvas Smooth with a natural white tone and fantastic color reproduction. Our canvas prints are as close as you can get to real art.
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The delivery time is normally 1-3 working days within the Nordic region, 2-5 to the rest of Europe and 3-8 working days in other parts of the world. As for canvas paintings, we make them by hand in our factory in Sweden.
The canvas needs to dry before we stretch them on a wooden frame and send them to you. The delivery time for a canvas painting is therefore approximately 7 working days within the Nordic countries, slightly longer to other countries.
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