Hallwyl Museum - Artworks

Gerard Ter Borch

1656

Portrait Of A Family

An elegant 17th-century portrait of a family captured with masterful realism by Dutch Golden Age painter Gerard ter Borch, inviting you to bring this timeless moment of historical grandeur into your private collection.

Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf Von Geijer

1901

Men And Children I Khartoum

A poignant 1901 photograph capturing daily life in Khartoum, Sudan. Fredrik von Geijer's 'Men and Children i Khartoum' offers a glimpse into history & culture.

Frans Floris

1565

Pomona

Frans Floris’ ‘Pomona’ (1565) is a stunning Baroque oil painting of mythological abundance. Explore this rich, detailed work featuring a captivating woman & grotesque figure – a masterpiece of Northern Renaissance art.

Photogr. Artistique G. Lekegian & Cie

1900

The Temple Of Seti I In Abydos

Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf Von Geijer

1901

Inhabitants Of Derr

A poignant black and white photograph capturing the communal spirit of a group in traditional attire by Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf von Geijer from 1901, inviting you to explore this evocative piece of history.

Photogr. Artistique G. Lekegian & Cie

1900

View Of Cairo

Vintage black & white photo of Cairo (1900) by Lekegian & Cie. Captivating Orientalist cityscape – a detailed glimpse into early 20th-century Egypt.

Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf Von Geijer

1901

The Steamship Columbia In Sohag

Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf Von Geijer

1901

Train Station In The Desert

A hauntingly still black and white photograph by Fredrik Wilhelm Gustaf von Geijer captures a remote desert train station in 1901, offering a window into historical solitude that you can bring to your collection.

Anna Fridrica Wilhelmina Von Hallwyl

1900

Walther Von Hallwyl With His Daughter Irma Von Geijer At The Gezirah Palace Hotel

Anna Fridrica Wilhelmina Von Hallwyl

1901

A Train Station In The Desert Between Wadi Halfa And Khartoum.

1901 photo of a desert train station by Anna von Hallwyl. Capturing early photography & travel in Sudan, this sepia image evokes isolation & exploration. #arthistory #photography