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[Sweden] Stockholm unders sju sekler

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Large pictorial map of Stockholm designed in 1953 by Curt Blixt showing also lovely views of the most important places of the city and historical vignettes.

Curt Blixt began his career as a chaser at jeweller W.A. Bolin. In order to develop his artistic talent, Curt took evening classes at the Technical School (now known as Konstfack). After completing his studies, he was employed as an illustrator and designer at Esselte Reklam at Vasagatan in Stockholm. He shared an office with his friend Gunnar Bergenholtz on the top floor and they had an amazing view of Stockholm.

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