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Freya in her ChariotIn Scandinavian mythology, the Goddess of love, marriage and the dead. She was the wife of Odin, and is the counterpart of Venus, and is sometimes identified as Frigg
Odin and HoundsOdin (Wodan), Scandinavian supreme god of the dead etc with his hounds Hugin, Munin, Geri and Freki, fierce enough but they will not save him from the wolf Fenrir
Odin Drinks at MimirOdin (Wodan), Scandinavian supreme god of the dead etc acquires his wisdom by drinking at the fountain of Mimir
Witches Call MonstersScandinavian witches call up monsters while decent folk lie asleep
Northern Scandinavian girl in traditional costume, lisening to the sound of the sea in a conch shell. Possibly a young member of the Sami People. circa 1910s
Medieval fortress, Helsingborg, Skane, SwedenView of a medieval fortress (Karnan) with tower in the city centre of Helsingborg, Skane (Scania), Sweden. The building dates from the early 13th century
16C Scandinavian BakingA baker and his wife in 16th century Scandinavia
Viking ships of the king Olaf I of Norway (995-1000). Painting. SPAIN. Madrid. Navy Museum
Drottningholm Palace, Stockholm, Uppland, SwedenView of Drottningholm Palace and part of the Park, in Stockholm County, Uppland, Sweden, with a fountain in the foreground
FREYRFreyr is the brother of Freja, and the Scandinavian god of fruitfulness, crops, sun and rain
Swedish airline poster, Sveriges Flygforbindelser, 1 September - 31 October 1934, showing a map of Europe with flight routes. 1934
Norway - Hammerfest - Blue WhaleHammerfest - a city and municipality in Finnmark county, Norway. A huge Blue Whale has been caught and brough ashore. The whaling crew responsible stand in front of their magnificent catch. Date: 1902
Scandinavian RunesA priest explains to a warrior the message inscribed on a stone in Norway
Crown Prince Olav of Norway and Princess MarthaCrown Prince Olav of Norway (1903 - 1991), later King Olav V, with his wife, the Crown Princess, formerly Princess Martha of Sweden (1901 - 1954). Date: 1930
Odin and YggdrasilOdin (Wodan), Scandinavian deity acquires the runes by hanging for nine days from the branches of the world-tree Yggdrasil (of which we have a fine engraving.)
Swedish GrandmotherAn old Swedish woman in traditional costume of Sweden, reading a Bible story to her grandchild on the wooden steps of her house. Date: 1930s
Kviknes Hotel, Balestrand, Norway
Nerthus / HerthaNERTHUS aka HERTHA German / Scandinavian goddess of fertility, worshipped on the island of Rugen
Viking Ship Museum / Oseburg Ship. NORWAY. Oslo. Viking Ship Museum
Scandinavian hunterA prehistoric Scandinavian hunter aims at an elk with his bow and arrow. Date: circa 3000 BC
Silhouette of a Norwegian sailor
Sami People - Sweden Date: circa 1910s
Aircraft refuelling at Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador. At the time Gander was one of the worlds largest airports due to its position as a refuelling station for transatlantic flights. Date: 1929
Old Swedish WomanA wry old Swedish woman, looking content as she sits knitting, warmly wrapped up in her fleece jacket and decorative knitted hat. Date: 1930s
Swedish Clog DanceA young man kneels down and makes a declaration of undying love to a fair maid during a traditional Swedish clog dance! Date: 1930s
Early Danish WarriorsDanish warriors at the time of the early Scandinavian raids on Britain. Date: circa 6th century
Scandinavian FurnitureThe kind of furniture you d see on the stage for one of Ibsens dramas of domestic life. Date: 1869
Scandinavian PagansDruid priest (drotte) and priestess (fola), of Denmark or Sweden equivalent to the Druids in Britain
Royal Wedding 1896 -- Princess Maud and Prince CarlHeart shaped portraits of Princess Maud of Wales (1869-1938), youngest daughter of Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, and Prince Charles (or Carl) of Denmark, later King Haakon VII, King of Norway
Cooks Tours in Norway, Sweden and DenmarkIndependent Tours, 1892 -- Cooks Tours in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, Thomas Cook & Son, Ludgate Circus, London. The montage of Scandinavian images includes Fantoft Church, Trondheim Cathedral
A couple of Sami people. A book of national types and costumes from the early 19th century
Runestone, Gripsholm Castle, Mariefred, SwedenA runestone in the grounds of Gripsholm Castle, Mariefred, Sodermanland, Sweden
Old cannon, Gripsholm Castle, Mariefred, SwedenAn old cannon on display in the grounds of Gripsholm Castle, Mariefred, Sodermanland, Sweden
Crown Princess Margaret of SwedenHer Royal Highness Crown Princess Margaret of Sweden (1882 - 1920) with Prince Bertil (1912 - 1997). She is wearing a simply fantastic hat of grandiose scale!
Moose / Elk & Wolves 1555A herd of Scandinavian elks is attacked by wolves
Lynx (Olaus Magnus)Roaming the Scandinavian countryside
Scandinavian Ships 1555A Scandinavian warship massively armed with cannons pointing in every direction
Swim River in ArmourScandinavian warriors wearing full armour swim a river on horseback
Scandinavian BearA Scandinavian hunter shoots a bear with his bow, while the animal is feeding on fruit and excreting copiously
Different Kinds of SnowEvery Scandinavian knows there are many different kinds of snow - as true in the 16th century as it is today
Owls Catch PreyScandinavian owls hunt their prey during the hours of darkness
Eagle Catches HareA Scandinavian eagle catches a hare. Date: 1555
Costume / Women / ScandinavA Scandinavian woman wearing a red tunic and rounded bonnet
Scandinavian ArachnidsThe people of 16th century Scandinavia are only slightly bothered by spiders in their webs and enormous flying insects; also some weird worms with heads
Fighting on IceScandinavian cavalry charge across the ice, trumpet blowing, after the artillery bombardment has weakened the opposition from the town
Scandinavian MagicianA Scandinavian magician who can cross the sea standing on a whalebone
Children to BaptismA Scandinavian couple on skis take their children to the church to be baptised : due to the long journey, they take them in batches, carrying them on their backs in baskets
16C Scandinavian BakersBaking in progress in 16th century Scandinavia