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INTERNATIONAL
COLLECTION
Swedish early 19th century
wallpaper
Fig.1
Entire wallpaper piece
Fig.2
Passport: Information and analysis
 Fig.3
Hand made wrought iron Nail, 1/2" length: wallpaper was nailed
to the wooden (log?) walls.
Fig.4 Kristoffer Stensgarden in Halsingland was decorated in the
mid-nineteenth century. The stenciled walls use a pattern that is a
provincial simplification of Empire-style printed wallpapers. - in
the book: The Swedish room, by Lars Sjoberg and Ursula Sjoberg. NY,
1994
Piece of paper stapled to
the wallpaper's front; looks like note of the last owner:
1986, November 23
This piece of wallpaper belonged
to Naemie Haglund from Stoksbu. It was bought for me on action in
1966 in …(place unclear) after an exhibition in Lyustalds museum.
At that time I was in military service in Gutiborg. I received this
piece in September of 1967.
On the back of wallpaper is
sign:
Haglund Stocksbu
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