kraka Size:50x70 Fishermen and fishing boats at

Fishermen and fishing boats at a harbor in Gothenburg's archipelago at the beginning of the 20th century

Behind them is a snow-covered hill where two children are sledding down

Winge's contemporaries interpreted the painting as a general depiction of the struggle of good against evil

Poster of a young woman posing as a mannequin for the latest women's fashion in 1956

Only 90 were produced

kraka Size:50x70 Fishermen and fishing boats atPosts with the painting Kraka created by Mrten Eskil Winge from 1862. Kraka, also known as Aslg, is a central figure in Norse mythology and is portrayed as an incredible beauty with red hair. In the painting, we see her wearing only a fishnet, with an onion in front of her and a dog beside her, with Ragnar Lodbrok's ship visible in the background. In the legend, Ragnar asks her to meet him neither clothed nor naked, neither hungry nor full, and