cowboy Size:40x50

cowboy Size:40x50Poster with a black and white photograph from 1955. In the picture we see a little boy playing cowboy in a meadow. Cowboy culture with its equipment, terminology, cattle and horses came to the United States from Mexico, which originally received it from Spain. In Spanish the historical term is vaquero or sometimes in Mexico charro. In Paraguay and Argentina it is called gaucho and in Chile huaso. The Mexican and South American professional role began

Photographer: Svenska Dagbladet | Created: 1930 | Publisher: Stockholm City Museum | Item ID: F006889 | Copyright: CC BY

Artist: Carl Larsson | Created: 1902

The car shows a young woman who is caught in the moment when she has just hit the ball and stopped in the swing to see where the ball goes

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Poster with painting by John Bauer depicting a large troll wearing a king's crown

Photographer: Åke Blomquist | Created: 1957 | Publisher: Svenska Dagbladet | Object ID: SvD 30052 | Copyright: CC-BY

The waiting hall in Stockholm's central station in 1933

Photographer: Unknown | Created: 1900 | Publisher: Stockholms Stadsmuseum | Item ID: D 104 | Copyright: CC BY

Skånska Aftonbladet was a Scanian evening newspaper that had its main editorial office in Malmö

had declared themselves neutral

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