Photo: Leonard Axel Jägerskiöld / Göteborgs Naturhistoriska Museum Accept license and download photo 'Getnäs, Trondheimsfjorden. Oskarp bild från ''Gunneros'' däck. :: :: Ingår i serie med fotonr. 3767-3775.' icon--add Add to folder icon--add Add to folder Remove from folder 0 Comment/inquiry social--facebook social--more Share About the object IdentifierGNM3774:001 General subject termNaturbild Subject'Getnäs, Trondheimsfjorden. Oskarp bild från ''Gunneros'' däck. :: :: Ingår i serie med fotonr. 3767-3775.' Type Photograph Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits History Fotografering: June 26, 1936 FotografLeonard Axel JägerskiöldFotograf, ortNorgeAccession Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits License information License Attribution (CC BY) Metadata Copies1 Glasnegativ, Svartvitt1 Positiv kopia, Svartvitt IdentifierGNM3774:001 Part of collectionGNM Foto Owner of collectionPrimus InstitutionGöteborgs Naturhistoriska Museum Date publishedOctober 6, 2015 Date updatedOctober 3, 2018 DIMU-CODE021015943681 UUID30cc6888-b656-42f3-b7b3-7a90d02c7cc6 Tags For adding tags, log in. There are 16,770 results in Göteborgs Naturhistoriska Museum: Göteborgs naturhistoriska museum Göteborgs stad Utställningen Vår Jord, öppnade ca 1973 och stängdes 2014. Bild p... Magnus Leijer Säl (Vikare) Magnus Leijer 'Bildtext: ''Lofthus: Åda, gro... Magnus Leijer 'Diverse fotografier från bl.a... View more Add a comment or suggest edits To publish a public comment on the object, select «Leave a comment». To send an inquiry directly to the museum, select «Send an inquiry». Leave a comment or send an inquiry You are not logged in – Log in You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Add comment or cancel Send an inquiry Your message will be sent to Göteborgs Naturhistoriska Museum. Recipient Message You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Send email or cancel New comment or inquiry
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