Parhelion
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Canvas with the weather vane, which is one of the oldest known images of Stockholm from 1535 (recreated in 1931). The painting shows how Stockholm looked during the latter part of the Middle Ages as seen from Söder's heights.
The painting hangs today in Storkyrkan, which has also been identified as the client of the work. The painting's name comes from weather suns, the optical solar phenomenon it depicts. For those interested, we strongly recommend searching for the Vädersolstavlan online as there is a long and interesting history behind it!
Artist : Sven-Erik Skawonius | Copy created : 1931 | Publisher : Stockholm City Museum | Item ID : 8660 | Copyright: CC-BY
Frame not included.
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Frame is not included with the canvas paintings but need to be purchased separately - either via the popup that opens when you add to cart or via our collection page for frames.
Canvas quality
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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We deliver to the entire world and always offers free shipping! Depending on which country you are shipping to, the delivery may mean that certain customs fees and taxes are added - there is no duty or tax on deliveries within, for example, the EU, USA or Norway.
The delivery time is normally about 5-7 working days within the Nordics as we make our canvases by hand in our factory in Sweden and that the canvas fabric needs to dry before we stretch them on a wooden frame and send them to you.
If you order from Norway, your order will be delivered with Fedex, to Sweden and other parts of the world with DHL. Your package is normally delivered to your nearest agent!