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The town of N?ssj?, Sweden, 1970s. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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G?ta Canal and the steamer 'Juno', Motala, Sweden, 1971. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Semi-detached and small houses, ?desh?g, Sweden, 1970s. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Town Hall at T?reboda, V?sterg?tland, Sweden, 1970s. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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The channel and Central Station, Malm?, Sweden, 1950. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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The town library, Vetlanda, Sm?land, Sweden, 1971. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Domus department store, Sweden, 1970s. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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The local museum, Vetlanda. Sm?land. Sweden, 1971. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Fishing village of T?ngen, Soten?s, District of Bohusl?n, Sweden. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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People on the rocks at Gryt Archipelago, Sweden, 1973. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Hotel room, Sk?vde, Sweden, 1971. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Vadstena Castle, Sweden, June 1951. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Vadstena Castle, Sweden, June 1951. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Fishing village of T?ngen, Soten?s, District of Bohusl?n, Sweden. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Shipping in the harbour of Gothenburg, Sweden, 1960. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Ship in the harbour of Gothenburg, Sweden, 1960. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Fishing boat, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1960. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Stockholm harbour, Sweden, 1950. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Ship by a quay, Stockholm harbour, Sweden, 1960. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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People arrive in long boats, called church boats, for the Midsummer celebrations, Sweden, 1941. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

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Sailing through the Sote Channel, Sweden, 1970. Artist: Torkel Lindeberg

Sailing through the Sote Channel, Sweden, 1970. The Sote Channel (Sotekanalen) was built between 1930 and 1935. Its purpose was to enable shipping to avoid a notoriously stretch of Sweden's west coast exposed to storms. The increase in the size of ships after World War II rendered the channel largely obsolete for commercial purposes and it is today primarily used by leisure craft.

Unique Identifier AR977527

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4714px × 3704px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Civil engineering

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Torkel Lindeberg

water transport