hold tett Design:Full picture

hold tett Design:Full picturePoster with the illustrated poster Hold Tett! , from the Norwegian Ministry of Defense between 1945 1947. On the poster we see the text: " Don't talk about what you've seen Hold Tett! ". Artist: Preben Tambs Hysing & Frode Larsen Created: 1945 1947 Publisher: National Museum for Art, Architecture and Design Object ID: NMK. 2019. 0016 Copyright: CC BY . Frame not included. Please note that the images are cropped slightly differently depending on the

the trams were electrified around this time

The first store was first opened in 1914

The painting is considered one of John Bauer's last works as he perished with his family in November of the same year when the steamship Per Brahe sank in an autumn storm on Lake Vättern

but also outside the city limits

Photographer: Unknown | Created: 1939 | Publisher: Stadsmuseet i Stockholm | Item ID: SSMAB000487 | Copyright: CC BY

The black and white map is fantastically detailed and we see

Cederström wanted to make the painting as realistic as possible and therefore created a large number of sketches

the lights and the grill

He focuses and films with the camera close to one eye while closing his eyes with the other

it is a motorcycle disguised as a car

Poster with a design sketch of the iconic American carriage manufacturer Brewster & Company

It premiered on 19 October 1925 in Norway and was distributed by Specialfilms AS