Artist words
"cab ruin In Borgvik has been conducted ironworks business since the early 1600s, however, developed ironworks most from about 1840 until til end of the century, when the great build-up gradually took place. New technologies and new businesses came through Borgvik grew from a small farmers to a significant ironworks, but also a komibnat which besides iron movement had mining shares, mills, farming, sawmills and forestry operations, the products of which were carried over Vänern to Gothenburg "
Art description
"Borgvik" poster by Eric Wallberg. A glimpse into Borgvik's rich history unfolds here – the remnants of the ironworks stand proud, whispering tales from the 1600s. Nature intertwines with human ingenuity, as the lush greenery frames the old structures. The water flows gently, a reminder of the industrious past that shaped this community. It's a snapshot of transformation, where technology met tradition, and the echoes of sawmills and agriculture linger in the air. Perfect for those who appreciate heritage and the beauty of decay.
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The Premium Poster is printed with 100% giclée style pigment printing technology, on a high-end 250gsm paper with a silky smooth coating. Representing the art in the best of ways concerning both colour, durability and overall luscious look and feel. Just as the artist intended. The ink is naturally water based and the paper is FSC-certified.Frames bought with Premium posters will be delivered together, but not mounted. For pre-mounted, ready-to-hang art – check out our Canvas or Fine Art products.
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Artist words
"cab ruin In Borgvik has been conducted ironworks business since the early 1600s, however, developed ironworks most from about 1840 until til end of the century, when the great build-up gradually took place. New technologies and new businesses came through Borgvik grew from a small farmers to a significant ironworks, but also a komibnat which besides iron movement had mining shares, mills, farming, sawmills and forestry operations, the products of which were carried over Vänern to Gothenburg "
Art description
"Borgvik" poster by Eric Wallberg. A glimpse into Borgvik's rich history unfolds here – the remnants of the ironworks stand proud, whispering tales from the 1600s. Nature intertwines with human ingenuity, as the lush greenery frames the old structures. The water flows gently, a reminder of the industrious past that shaped this community. It's a snapshot of transformation, where technology met tradition, and the echoes of sawmills and agriculture linger in the air. Perfect for those who appreciate heritage and the beauty of decay.
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