Gule Elv, nel distretto di Trondheims
1762 [-] 1808
Step into 18th-century Norway with Elias Meyer's charming view of the Gaula River in the Trondheim region. Travelers on horseback pause at the riverbank, waiting their turn on a humble rope ferry to cross the water, while a vast, forested mountain looms peacefully in the background. Created during the Neoclassical era, these topographical prints were essentially the travel blogs of their day, documenting the rugged beauty of the Norwegian countryside for curious Europeans who might never make the arduous journey themselves. It's a lovely snapshot of daily life before bridges made river crossings a breeze!