Swedish Prints

Antique Common Loon Bird Lithograph, Colymbus Immer Scandinavian Natural History 1929 Description: This elegant Scandinavian ornithological lithograph depic...

Antique Scandinavian Ornithology Lithographs, Geese of Northern Europe, Svenska Fåglar 1929 This refined set of six Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts several species o...

Seasons Tree Print on Cloth designed by Toni Hermansson for Almedahls, Sweden, 1960s. Stretched over a wood frame. Reminiscent of Alexander Girard.

Collection of nine 20th Century Swedish engravings of water birds. The Von Wright water birds are by the Finnish artists Magnus von Wright (1805 - 1868) and Wilhelm von Wright (1810 ...

Title: Antique Horned Grebe Bird Lithographs Set of 3, Podiceps Auritus 1929 Description: This elegant set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Horned Grebe,...

Antique Merganser Duck Lithographs Set of 6, Scandinavian Birds Sweden 1929 This refined set of six Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts severa...

Nils Artur Nilsson. Color lithograph, Skogsgläntan (The forest glade), signed Nils Artur, numbered 125/360. Framed, external dimensions 71 x 61 cm.

HERMAN TALVIK (1906-1984) - Vintage Surrealist engraving - signed lower right - untitled - finished with a single bevel edged matte board under glass - vintage painted wood frame wit...

This is a set of four framed Swedish waterfowl prints, there dated 1929. Printed by Finpappersbrukens Forsalfnings AB. in Stockholm, Sweden.  

This print from the "Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade" series depicts the mute swan, Cygnus olor, known as 'Knolsvan' in Swedish. The swan is portrayed with an air of ...

Uppsala Cathedral Choir Interior, Koret i Domkyrkan, Tinted Lithograph 1877 Description: This refined interior view depicts the choir of Uppsala Cathedral, presented as a monumental...

🎨 Vintage Offset Lithograph by Ivan Kliun: Russian Avant-Garde Exhibition Memorabilia Step into the world of Russian Avant-Garde art with this stunning offset lithograph, created i...

Antique bird print titled 'Falco Tinnunculus'. Old bird print depicting the common kestrel. This print originates from 'Svenska Foglar Efter Naturen Och Pa Stenritade' by Magnus von ...

Uppsala Cathedral Memorial Chapel, Gustavianska Grafkoret, Lithograph 1877 Description: This intimate interior view shows the Gustavianska grafkoret, the Gustavian burial chapel wit...

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of these two exquisite prints by the renowned Swedish artist, Olle Hjortzberg (1872-1959), dating back to 1918 a...

Antique bird print titled 'Cygnus Cygnus'. Old bird print depicting the whooper swan. This print originates from 'Svenska Foglar Efter Naturen Och Pa Stenritade' by Magnus von Wright.

Embark on a journey through Swedish art history with this captivating collection of three prints by the esteemed artist Olle Hjortzberg (1872-1959), da...

Rare botanical motif a fantasy landscape, color lithograph by Karl Axel Pehrson signed and dated -95, proof print, numbered 153/385.

A pair of fine engravings of two Swedish monarchs by Samuel Blessendorf for Puffendorf’s History of Sweden, in antique birch frames, 1663 and 1696. Engravings of Swedish King Karl X Gustav (b. 1622 - d. 1660) dated 1663 and his successor, King Karl XI (b. 1655 - d. 1697) from 1696 by Samuel Blessendorf, a Prussian enamel painter and engraver, born in Berlin in 1670. He designed and engraved these portraits for Puffendorf’s History of Sweden by Freiherr Samuel von Pufendorf (1632-1694), Historiographer to King Karl X of Sweden. Freiherr Samuel von Pufendorf (b 1632 – d 1694) was a German jurist, political philosopher, economist and historian. He was born Samuel Pufendorf and ennobled in 1684 when he was made a baron by Charles XI of Sweden a few months before his death at age 62. Among his achievements are his commentaries and revisions of the natural law theories of Thomas Hobbes...

Hardy Strid, 1950s Color lithography on Fabriano paper Number 52/91 This work is signed by the artist and has an individual number Sheet dimensions 40/45 U...

Contemporary abstract lithograph by Swedish artist Leif Knudsen (1928-1975). Signed and dated. Framed under glass.

Framed Size: 28 1/4"W ...

Åke Holm, Sweden. Woodcut on paper. Daniel in the Lion’s Den, 1970s A powerful biblical motif depicting the prophet Daniel alongside a mighty lion. Holm’s distinctive style reduces...

Olle Bonnier (1925–2016) Color lithograph Abstract composition from 1957 with dynamic movement and contrasting color fields, characteristic of Bonnier’s experimental approach to pos...

Entitled "Orpheus I," and numbered six of thirty, this etching was created by Gerald Steffe in 1966. Steffe was born in Austria in 1939, and relocated to Stockholm in 1962. He is k...

Vintage Swedish Mid-Century Medical Educational Diagram

Antique wall chart depicting "perch." This is a reprint probably from the 1950s. Colorful print on paper. Good original condition, age-related tra...

Minimalist Scandinavian Natural History Pair — Nordic Bird Lithographs, Wagtail & Shorelark Studies A refined pair of original Scandinavian natural history bird lithographs presenting two elegant Nordic species in a minimalist scientific style characteristic of late 19th-century European ornithological illustration. These compositions feature the White Wagtail (Motacilla alba) and the Shorelark or Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris flava), rendered with remarkable delicacy and accuracy against spacious, uncluttered backgrounds that emphasize both form and scientific observation. Created as part of an original ornithological publication, these are authentic antique prints produced during the period of publication and not later reproductions. The plates were printed using lithography, a process in which artists drew directly onto prepared stone surfaces, allowing subtle tonal transitions and finely controlled coloration. The result is a harmonious blend of scientific precision and aesthetic restraint that aligns perfectly with Scandinavian design sensibilities. The compositions reflect the Nordic tradition of clarity and balance: birds isolated within generous margins, subtle naturalistic coloring, and a quiet sense of movement. The White Wagtail, known for its elegant tail motion and association with waterways, contrasts beautifully with the Shorelark, a species adapted to open landscapes and alpine environments. Together they create a visually balanced diptych ideal for contemporary interiors. These prints are sold unframed. Any framed images shown are for visual inspiration and presentation purposes only. Condition Report: Good antique condition with age-appropriate toning and minor surface wear consistent with period prints; light foxing and faint handling marks visible in margins; colors remain fresh and clear. Tips for Framing: Highly effective when framed with thin dark walnut or natural oak frames combined with wide ivory mats to emphasize the minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic. Consider museum glass and equal spacing for a gallery-style diptych presentation. Keywords: antique bird print, Scandinavian natural history, minimalist ornithology, Nordic design art, antique lithograph, scientific illustration, bird study, wagtail print, white wagtail art, Motacilla alba, shorelark print, horned lark illustration, Eremophila alpestris, alpine bird art, minimalist wall art, vintage ornithology, 19th century natural history, European bird illustration, botanical style aesthetic, neutral wall art...

Antique Loon Bird Lithographs Set of 3, Arctic Loon & Red-Throated Loon 1929 Description: This refined set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs ...

1929 Swedish Bird Prints Pair – Natural History Illustration Set, Designer Wall Art DESCRIPTION: A refined and highly decorative pair of original Scandinavian natural history bird prints published in Sweden in 1929, presenting the brambling (Fringilla montifringilla) in both winter and summer plumage. These elegant ornithological plates combine scientific precision with a modernist sense of composition, making them particularly attractive for interior designers and collectors seeking calm, balanced wall compositions. The prints depict the brambling — also known as the mountain finch — a migratory finch species celebrated for its distinctive orange breast and striking wing pattern. The artist presents both seasonal variations, creating a natural visual dialogue between the two plates. Latin nomenclature appears beneath each illustration, reflecting the scientific tradition of early 20th-century European natural history publishing. Executed as original color-printed plates (chromolithographic or high-quality color process printing typical of Scandinavian natural history publications of the period), these works demonstrate the refined printing techniques of the era. The subtle tonal gradations, soft cream paper tone, and precise line work produce an elegant aesthetic that sits comfortably between scientific illustration and decorative art. Unlike later reproductions, these are authentic original prints from the year of publication (1929), not modern reproductions or facsimiles. Their generous margins and minimalist compositions make them particularly suitable for contemporary interiors, gallery walls, or paired framing arrangements where negative space enhances the visual impact. The prints are sold unframed. Any images showing framing or interior styling are for presentation and impression purposes only. --- CONDITION REPORT: Good vintage condition consistent with age. Light overall toning and minor handling marks to margins; occasional small spots typical of paper from the period. Colors remain fresh and clear. No major damage observed. --- TIPS FOR FRAMING: Best presented as a balanced pair with generous ivory or warm off-white matting. A dark walnut or natural oak frame enhances contrast and suits both modern and classic interiors. Float mounting or wide margins emphasize the minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic. --- KEYWORDS: antique bird print, Scandinavian natural history, Swedish ornithology, vintage bird illustration, brambling, mountain finch, Fringilla montifringilla, natural history art, 1920s print, Nordic design, minimalist wall art, designer wall decor, vintage scientific illustration, chromolithograph bird...

Uppsala St Eriks Torg Cathedral View, Swedish Tinted Lithograph by A. Nay, 1877 This finely executed nineteenth-century tinted lithograph titled “Upsala. S:t Eriks torg” was drawn a...

Entitled "Noah's Ark," and numbered twenty-four of fifty, this etching was created by Gerald Steffe in 1975. Steffe was born in Austria in 1939, and relocated to Stockholm in 1962. ...

Antique Pintail Duck Lithograph, Northern Pintail Anas Acuta, Sweden 1929 This refined Scandinavian ornithological lithograph depicts the Northern Pintail, scientifically known as A...

Siri Lovisa Rathsman (1895-1974), Sweden. Color lithography. Abstract composition with fish. 147/160. Dated 1963. Measures: 71 x 54 cm. The frame measures: 1 cm. In excellent co...

Åke Arenhill (1920–2018) Color lithograph. Abstract composition with stylized cosmic figures and graphic forms in red, gold and black tones, characteristic of Arenhill’s poetic visu...

Antique Great Crested Grebe Bird Lithographs Set of 2, Sweden Ornithology 1929 Description: This elegant pair of Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Great Crested Gr...

Antique Scandinavian Ornithology Lithographs, Geese of Northern Europe, Svenska Fåglar 1929 This refined set of six Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts several species o...

Antique Cormorant Bird Lithographs Set of 3, Scandinavian Birds Sweden 1929 This elegant set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts seve...

Minimalist Scandinavian Bird Lithographs — Alpine Pipit Seasonal Study Pair DESCRIPTION A refined pair of minimalist Scandinavian natural history bird plates depicting seasonal plumage variations of the Alpine Pipit, presented in a calm and elegant scientific composition characteristic of late 19th-century Nordic ornithological illustration. These works combine scientific precision with a restrained aesthetic that resonates strongly with contemporary interior design, particularly within Scandinavian and modernist environments. The plates illustrate the Alpine Pipit, known in English as Alpine Pipit or Rock Pipit (Anthus spinoletta), shown in distinct seasonal plumages. Alternative names include Water Pipit and Mountain Pipit depending on regional classification traditions. The birds are rendered in a naturalistic pose against a clean, uncluttered background, emphasizing both anatomical study and decorative balance. These prints were produced using lithography, a technique widely adopted in the 19th century for scientific illustration due to its ability to capture subtle tonal gradations and fine line work. Lithography involves drawing directly onto a prepared stone surface, allowing artists to achieve exceptional clarity and detail while maintaining fluid natural forms. The restrained use of color enhances both scientific readability and visual harmony. Each plate offered here is an original antique print from the period in which it was published, not a later reproduction or modern reprint. The generous margins and understated design reflect the Scandinavian tradition of combining educational clarity with aesthetic simplicity, making these works equally suitable for collectors of natural history prints and interior designers seeking refined decorative artwork. The pair works beautifully as a diptych, illustrating seasonal transformation while maintaining visual symmetry. Their quiet palette and balanced compositions lend themselves particularly well to gallery walls, Nordic interiors, or modern minimalist spaces. The prints are sold unframed. Any framed images shown are for visual impression and styling suggestions only. CONDITION REPORT: Good antique condition with expected age-related toning and minor handling wear. Paper remains strong and stable. Light signs of age consistent with original 19th-century prints. Please review images carefully. TIPS FOR FRAMING: These prints work exceptionally well in dark walnut or natural oak frames with generous ivory or off-white mats. Consider spacing them as a pair with equal margins for a calm museum-style presentation suited to Scandinavian interiors. KEYWORDS: Scandinavian natural history, antique bird print, minimalist bird art, Alpine Pipit, Anthus spinoletta, Nordic ornithology, scientific illustration, vintage bird lithograph, antique lithograph bird, 19th century natural history, Swedish bird...

For Sale: "Clown (Red)" by Victor Vasarely – 1987 Here’s your chance to own a striking piece by Victor Vasarely, the visionary credited with founding the "Op Art" movement of the 19...

Antique Scandinavian Bird Lithograph, White Stork – Svenska Fåglar 1929 Description: This refined Scandinavian ornithological lithograph depicts the elegant White Stork (Ciconia cic...

1929 Scandinavian Bird Prints Trio – Nordic Natural History Set, Designer Wall Art An elegant and visually balanced trio of original Scandinavian natural history bird prints publish...

Gamla Uppsala Burial Mounds Landscape View, Swedish Tinted Lithograph by A. Nay, 1877 This atmospheric nineteenth-century tinted lithograph titled “Gamla Upsala” was drawn and litho...

Nordic Birds of Prey Pair — Svenska Fåglar Lithographs, Scandinavian Natural History 1929 A refined pair of original Scandinavian ornithological lithographs from the distinguished series “Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade,” published in Sweden in 1929. These prints represent the elegant Nordic tradition of natural history illustration, combining scientific precision with a calm, minimalist aesthetic that translates beautifully into contemporary interior design settings. Drawn directly from nature and executed using traditional stone lithography, the compositions capture the characteristic posture and anatomical detail of each raptor with remarkable clarity. The spacious backgrounds and balanced tonal palette reflect early twentieth-century Scandinavian design sensibilities, where simplicity and observation of nature were central principles. Carefully paired for visual harmony, the two prints complement one another through similar scale, posture and palette, creating a cohesive wall presentation suited to both collectors of natural history and interior designers seeking refined organic imagery. Displayed together, the works evoke a museum-quality arrangement while maintaining decorative versatility. These are authentic original prints from the 1929 publication and are not later reproductions. The works are sold unframed; any framed examples shown are for presentation inspiration only. Condition: Original antique prints with light age toning and minor handling marks consistent with early twentieth-century paper. Occasional faint spotting or edge wear; overall clean impressions with strong detail and preserved colour. Framing tips: Highly effective in dark walnut or matte black frames with generous ivory mats (approx. 6–8 cm). Hang as a diptych with even spacing to emphasize the Scandinavian minimalist aesthetic. Technique: Lithograph Series: Svenska Fåglar Efter Naturen Och På Sten Ritade Maker: A. Börtzells, Sweden, 1929 More details of the birds: BG-11219-2-20 Buteo buteo English: Common Buzzard German: Mäusebussard Dutch: Buizerd French: Buse variable Alternative / historical names: European Buzzard Variable Buzzard (refers to wide plumage variation) Notes for collectors: one of Europe’s most recognizable raptors; strong silhouette and balanced posture make it an ideal anchor or companion piece within Scandinavian natural history sets. Its neutral tones integrate well into minimalist interiors. BG-11219-2-22 Circus pygargus English: Montagu’s Harrier German: Wiesenweihe Dutch: Grauwe kiekendief French: Busard cendré Alternative / historical names: Pygmy Harrier (rare older usage) Montagu Harrier Notes for collectors: a slender and elegant harrier species known for its graceful flight profile and refined proportions. The softer tonal palette and elongated wings give the print a light, airy presence highly appreciated in curated wall arrangements. Keywords: antique bird prints, svenska fåglar, nordic raptors, birds of prey art...

Northern Goshawk – Astur gentilis – Original 1917 Lithograph from "Skandinaviens Fåglar" Original antique bird print of the Northern Goshawk (Astur gentilis), identified in Swedish as Dufalk, ung fågel, ♂ (young male goshawk). This plate originates from the 1917 edition of Skandinaviens Fåglar (Birds of Scandinavia), published by Albert Bonniers Förlag in Stockholm. The work was one of the most beautifully illustrated ornithological publications of the early 20th century and features plates after illustrations by the famous wildlife artists William von Wright and Bruno Liljefors...

Two dreamlike lithographies by Swedish surrealist Max Walter Svanberg (1912-1994). Showcasing some of Svanberg's typical motifs: Women, large birds and imaginary hybrid creatures in ...

Royal Swedish Dragoon Corps – Cavalry Uniforms, Stockholm, c.1800 This finely executed hand-colored military print depicts mounted soldiers of the Royal Swedish Dragoon Corps, shown...

French Revolutionary Infantry – Uniforms, Drummers and Standards, c.1795 This rare and finely hand-colored military print illustrates French Revolutionary infantry uniforms and equi...

Antique Engraving of Königsberg from *Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna*, c.1690 Original 17th-century engraving from the celebrated work Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna, directed by the Swedis...

This original print is a hand-colored engraving of Ulriksdal Castle, also historically known as "Jacobsdal" due to its location in the area of Solna near Stockholm, Sweden. The title...

Johann Baptist Homann (1663–1724) “Prospect der Königl: Schwed: Haupt und Residenz-Stadt Stokholm” Hand-colored engraving, circa 1730 A finely detailed early 18th-century engraved v...

Title: Antique Long-Tailed Duck Bird Lithographs Set of 3, Harelda Hyemalis 1929 Description: This elegant set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Long-tail...

Antique Great Crested Grebe Bird Lithographs Set of 2, Podiceps - 1929 Description: This elegant pair of Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Great Crested Grebe, one...

Antique Eider Duck Lithographs Set of 4, Somateria mollissima, Sweden 1929 Description: This elegant set of four Scandinavian ornithological lithographs illustrates the Common Eider...

Title: Antique Steller’s Eider Duck Lithographs, Male and Female Pair, Sweden 1929 Description: This refined pair of Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the male and fem...

Antique Scandinavian Bird Lithographs – Velvet Scoter Ducks, Svenska Fåglar 1929 This elegant set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Velvet Scoter (Oidemia...

Antique Scandinavian Bird Lithographs – Velvet Scoter Ducks, Svenska Fåglar 1929 This refined set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Velvet Scoter (Oidemia...

Antique Scandinavian Bird Lithographs, Goldeneye Ducks, Svenska Fåglar 1929 This elegant set of three Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts the Common Goldeneye duck (Buce...

Antique Scandinavian Goose Lithographs Set of 4, Svenska Fåglar, Sweden 1929 This elegant set of four Scandinavian ornithological lithographs depicts several distinctive species of ...

Antique Scandinavian Swan Lithograph, Cygnus Cygnus – Svenska Fåglar 1929 This refined Scandinavian ornithological lithograph depicts the majestic Who...

Antique Scandinavian Bird Lithograph, Black Stork Ciconia Nigra – Svenska Fåglar 1929 Description: This refined Scandinavian ornithological lithograph depicts the elegant Black Stor...