Antique Print - Erik Dahlberg - View of the Tredingstenarna in Sweden - E1

Antique Print - Erik Dahlberg - View of the Tredingstenarna in Sweden - E1"Tredingstenarna" This decorative lithograph is from Erik Dahlbergs "Suecia antiqua et hodierna" (Latin for 'Ancient and Modern Sweden'). The work was published in Stockholm in 1856. Erik Dahlberg (1625 1703) was a Swedish count, general, and notable cartographer. He became renowned for his engineering skills and contributions to the fortification of Sweden, playing a crucial role in the Thirty Years' War and the Northern Wars. His most famous work is

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