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Sjöberg Bildbyrå Fotograf Kristoffersson

Trondheim 1949 - Classic poster on matte paper

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Poster with a historical photograph from Trondheim. An overview image with Nidaros Cathedral visible in the background.

Nidaros Cathedral. This magnificent cathedral, perched at the mouth of the Nidelven River, is not only Norway's national shrine but also a monument of timeless beauty and history.


From the first glance, Nidaros Cathedral dominates the cityscape with its imposing towers and detailed Gothic architecture. Built over the shrine of St. Olav the Holy, Norway’s patron saint, whose relics are said to be buried beneath the altar, the cathedral has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries. You can almost feel the pilgrim trails beneath your feet as you approach.


Although construction of the cathedral began in the 12th century, its stones still seem to whisper stories of Vikings, kings and saints. The original building has undergone many changes, renovations and additions over the years, not least after the fire of 1531 that almost destroyed it. Every stone and ornament tells the story of the passage of time, from the grandeur of the Middle Ages to the gentle restorations of today.


A picture by photographer Kristoffersson who visited the city in 1949 and we now have a charming series of pictures from Trondheim.

The Nidaros Cathedral. This magnificent cathedral, which sits at the mouth of the Nidaroselva, is not only Norway's national shrine, but also a monument of timeless beauty and history.

The Nidaros Cathedral dominates the village scene from the first glance with its impressive towers and detailed Gothic architecture. The cathedral is built over Saint Olav, Norway's patron saint, whose relics are said to be buried under the altar, and has been a pilgrimage destination for centuries. You can almost feel the Pilgrimsveiene under your feet as you approach.

Although the cathedral was begun in the 12th century, it is as if the stones still whisper stories about Vikings, kings and saints. The original building has undergone many changes, renovations and additions over the years, not least after the fire in 1531 that almost destroyed it. Every single stone and every single ornament tells a story about the passage of time, from the heyday of the Middle Ages to today's delicate restorations.

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