Old Map of Oslo by Steenstalles, 1867: Christiania, Royal Palace, Akershus Fortress, Karl Johans Gate, Bjørvika, Stortorvet Size:28x40in (70x100cm) mid‑century modern

mid‑century modern

this map stands as a window into the intellectual and artistic priorities of its time

it's famous for its rich archaeological heritage

Scott-Elliot's collaboration with Charles Webster Leadbeater

If this was a modern map

Old Map of Oslo by Steenstalles, 1867: Christiania, Royal Palace, Akershus Fortress, Karl Johans Gate, Bjørvika, Stortorvet Size:28x40in (70x100cm) mid‑century modernStep into the heart of 19th century Scandinavia with "Christiania," the original title of this exquisite 1867 city street map, meticulously published by P. F. Steenstalles Forlag. This map captures Oslo at a pivotal moment in its history, when the city was still known as Christiania and on the cusp of modern transformation. The cartographers attention to detail offers a rare glimpse into the urban fabric of Norways capital, showcasing the bustling