Vintage | Art print | Limited

    In the spotlight

    New in store

    Almost every week we release new prints from the collections. Follow us on Instagram as we go through and pick out the prints as we go. We also make the releases there first, so take the chance to find something truly unique. Sometimes there is only one copy for sale.

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    Världskarta - Typus cosmographicus Universalis med ram

    A unique view of the world

    Historical maps

    Robert's collections include incredible reproductions of historic maps. As they are printed on high-quality paper intended for coloring, they can of course be hand-colored according to a historical model if desired.

    Read more about our historical maps
    Fredric af Chapmans båtritning inramad

    Ruler of the sea

    History of Naval Warfare

    Boat drawings, naval battles and other military historical images connected to naval history are something of which we have several prints in our collections. Do extra well over the sofa, in the study, or why not at the reception?

    See our marine prints
    Figur tre ur Wallhausens ritterkunst, här inramad med passepartout

    Combat on foot and on horseback

    Medieval martial arts

    From Emperor Maximilian's triumph to Wallhausen's knightly art. Military history depicted through the ages. Here you can find curiosities and well-known prints from both theoretical writings to battle overviews.

    Military history prints
    Bildserien 4 städer, med tryck från Helsingborg, Landskrona, Lund och Malmö, inramade på vägg i vardagsrum.

    City views and landscapes

    Local history

    Views of cities and landscapes were produced extensively during the 15th and 17th centuries. Sometimes bombastic works like Sigismund Vogel's, more than a meter long, planch of Stockholm from about 1650. And sometimes a little more modest, almost postcard-like views.

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    Robert Weisz Hogen

    A family history

    The collections

    Robert Weisz Hogen was an ad man and illustrator who was active in Scania for a large part of his life. His great interest in history and old prints led him to carefully reproduce some of history's most beautiful images. With printing techniques and paper that are something out of the ordinary. And this treasure has been managed by generations.

    I who run this website is Johan Weisz and I am Robert's grandson.

    How it all began

    Trivia

    • A print from us looks best in a frame. All sheets have sufficient distance to the image, so that a passepartout can be used.

      With a good framing, the painting will also last for generations to come.

    • Did you know that some of our prints are made from an etched copper plate? So an actual copper stick. In some cases, the plate is manufactured for the purpose.

      And in others, the plate is a find from Robert's travels.

    • From Robert's collections new strange things constantly appear. Stay updated via our social channels to be the first to be able to purchase any of all treasures. Sometimes there is only one copy.

    • We will not print new copies when an item is sold out. The reason is mainly because the retouched original no longer exists, and because it would be financially unsustainable to maintain the same quality.