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Night view of the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition site, illuminated by electric lighting and neon signs. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
In view: Sigurd Lewerentz's advertising mast / reklammasten, and Gunnar Asplund's Paradiset, the main restaurant / huvudrestaurangen.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
Paradiset, the main restaurant / huvudrestaurangen at the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition. Architect: Erik Gunnar Asplund. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
View from the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition site to the Nordic Museum / Nordiska Museet, which one can still visit today. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
In the foreground are chairs (supposedly) designed by Erik Gunnar Asplund, widely used across the exhibition site. They were also key furniture in landscape settings.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
View towards the fun fair / nöjesfältet of the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
The terrace of Dagens Nyheter ('news of the day') at the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition. Founded in 1864, DN is a Swedish daily newspaper that continues to this day. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
Paradiset, the main restaurant / huvudrestaurangen at the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition. Architect: Erik Gunnar Asplund. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
Aerial view of the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition site. Photographer: Gustav W:son Cronquist.
Image: ArkDes Collections // SU30: in colour
