#Fredrik Jansson

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Naval Bathhouse (1907) by Eugène Fredrik Jansson

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Eugene Fredrik Jansson (Swedish, 1862–1915)

Eugene Jansson, Dawn over Riddarfjarden, 1899

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“Flottans Badhus (The Navy Bath House), c.1907, by Eugène Fredrik Jansson,(1862–1915). Swedish painter. Thiel Gallery, Stockholm. oil on canvas

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Eugene Fredrik Jansson // "Munklaverseelaren "

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Flottans Badhus (The Navy Bath House): Eugène Fredrik Jansson, c.1907.

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2025 Book Bingo Plans

I've started planning out some of what I'm going to read for @batmanisagatewaydrug's 2025 book bingo (read more here), and to get myself hyped, I'm sharing the books I've set in stone, as well as recording some ideas I have for the other spaces!

I've been looking forward to Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins for a while now, I'm interested to see if it will live up to the philosophical examination it sets itself up as.

I got the illustrated copy of Eragon by Christopher Paolini/Sidharth Chaturvedi for Christmas, so that's kind of a no-brainer for the re-read.

Heavenly Tyrant by Xiran Jay Zhao I'm also getting for Christmas, but it's the pretty Illumicrate version, so it's not getting here until January or February. I took a gamble with Iron Widow and got the hardcover, and I was not disappointed (I've read it 3 times and am going to reread it once I get HT, and will certainly reread both in the future), so I expect the fancy one will be money well spent (by my aunt but still).

I am just assuming that My Friends by Fredrik Backman is going to be set in Sweden, because all of Backman's other novels are set there. Hopefully I don't need to find a new book for the category lol. If I do this one will probably fit Literary Fiction anyway.

I've been working my way through my reread of the Hitchiker's Guide trilogy by Douglas Adams, and think I can finish the 3rd in the next few days, so I'm all set up for the 4th going into 2025 :)

I stopped reading Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey when school got really rough last year and have wanted to go back to it for a while. It was recommended to me by my dad, and one of his favorite books. In the 100-ish pages I've read, I've found it to be amazing as well.

Things My Son Needs to Know About the World by Fredrik Backman was going to be my memoir choice until I realized it was actually essays.

I saw Death In Rocky Mountain National Park: Accidents and Foolhardiness on the Continental Divide by Randi Minetor while just wandering Barnes and Noble and was sure I had to read it when the title made it clear it wasn't going to blame animals for the actions of humans.

I've wanted to read Last Chance to See by Douglas Adams and Mark Carwardine for a long time, but the concept alone has always made it a little too sad to convince myself to pick up. This year will be its year though.

I promised my roommate that I would read The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson last year so that we could watch the show for Halloween. I'm following through this year instead.....

My reasoning for Thud! by Terry Pratchett is simple. I like Discworld, I like Ankh Morpork, I like the Watch novels, I like Sam Vimes.

Below the cut are some of my ideas for the sections I haven't filled yet (anyone should feel free to send me as many recommendations for these as you want):

Literary Fiction:

All The Names by José Saramago (recommended by my dad)

The Summer Book by Tove Jansson (recommended by my roommate)

Short Story Collection:

And Every Morning The Way Home Gets Longer and Longer, The Answer is No, and The Deal of a Lifetime by Fredrik Backman (this is not technically a collection, but it is a group of short stories that I really want to read)

20th Century Speculative Fiction:

The Martian by Andy Weir (I just want to read it)

Published Before 1950:

TBD Agatha Christie novel (I stole my dad's books acquired a lot of these and want to read some)

Indie Publisher:

Something from this list

Graphic Novel, Comic Book, or Manga:

Nothing Special by Katie Cook (I read this on Webtoon as it's been coming out, it has some of the best panel transitions on the platform, and I really want to see how she translated that to book form. Also I want to own the books bc I love the story and refuse to pay Webtoon money for it)

Animal On the Cover:

A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains by Isabella Bird (I was looking at the "local" shelf (not at this book in particular though) in Barnes and Noble, and a woman (not an employee) came up to me to tell me this is one of her favorite books ever and now I must read it)

The Girl in Red by Christina Henry (I help run a blog here cataloguing books with little to no romance and/or sex in them for people who are sex/romance repulsed, and someone submitted this. I also read a book years ago that I loved, but I didn't have Goodreads even at that point, and all I really remembered was the cover and opening. I've been looking for a while, and I think this very well could be it)

City of Nightmares by Rebecca Schaeffer (I loved her Market of Monster's trilogy and the Webtoon adaptation, and have been meaning to read this for ages)

Descendent of the Crane by Joan He (recommended by my other roommate, plus I liked her book The Ones We're Meant to Find)

Going Postal by Terry Pratchett (re: the reasons for Thud!)

2025 Debut Author:

Honestly, no clue here. I'll cross that bridge when I come to it

Read a Zine and Make a Zine:

Scarland fanzine by a whole bunch of people (I've read it before but it's really quite amazing and I would read it again happily)

2024 Award Winner:

Something on this list

Romance Novel:

Just Last Night by Mhairi McFarlane (recommended by a friend whose judgement in books I really trust)

Read and Make a Recipe:

We will see what strikes my fancy this year

Historical Fiction:

Fever 1973 by Laurie Halse Anderson (this one has been on my TBR since 2015)

The Island of the Sea Women by Lisa See (this was a birthday present in 2019)

Babel by R.F. Kuang (the premise is cool, and it says it's a response to The Secret History and I loved that book)

Bookseller or Librarian Rec:

Because of Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea (in 5th grade, we did a unit where the class was split into 3rds and we each analyzed 1 book. The kids who read this book loved it. I really wanted to read it then, but never did. Then in 8th grade a librarian recommended it to me, bringing it back to my memory, but I still didn't read it. It lives on my TBR because I feel like I need to read it for 10/13 year old me)

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Eugene Fredrik Jansson  (Swedish, 1862–1915) Manlig aktstudie, sittande modell, 1906 - 1914

Oil on canvas, 82 x 65cm. (32.3 x 25.6 in.)

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“Naken Yngling (Young naked man)” Eugène Fredrik Jansson, 1907

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FROM THE PRINT MAGAZINE

Seated Nude on White Chair by Eugène Jansson (1862-1915)

32.3"x24.4"; oil on canvas; c. 1906-1914. Private collection.

Each issue of the print magazine explores queer art history. In Issue 0, we consider the work of Swedish painter Eugène Fredrik Jansson (1862-1915) who was known for his nighttime landscape and cityscape paintings. In 1904, he became tired of the subject and took a break from art, during which he started visiting the navy bathhouse. He returned to painting and focused on male nudes for the rest of his life. His brother, who was gay, burnt all of Eugene's letters when he died. Homosexuality was illegal in Sweden until 1944.

Brayden Shayne is a queer artists’ collective based in North America, interested in queer art and thought and good faggotry. Issue 0 of the print magazine is a lookbook of editorial philosophy for the magazine that traces the history of the project and offers a raison d'etre for its urgent timeliness. Articles speak to How It All Started; Where We Came From & Where We Are Going; What We Want & What We Like. Brayden Shayne Issue 0 is essential reading for anyone who wants to join us on this journey. Order your copy today! 

MORE: https://braydenshayne.com/fire/item/brayden-shayne-issue-0/

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It’s time again y’all, time for a soon to come new Jönssonligan movie!

Here’s an English translation for all you curious Non-Swedish fans out there:

The new Jönssonligan will premiere in theaters next year!

One year to go, folks! Until we get to know the new Jönssonligan on the big screen. Sweden's most beloved criminal gang is making a comeback with a new comedy and new (albeit familiar) stars in the iconic roles.

In the newly released picture, we see for the first time how Robert Gustafsson will look like Charles-Ingvar "Sickan" Jönsson.

With him is Anders Jansson as Dynamite-Harry, Jonas Karlsson as Vanheden and Jennie Silfverhjelm as Doris. The league's plan? Stealing a T-Rex skeleton from the Museum of Natural History and selling it to businessman Wall Enberg for 320 million kronor!

- It has been fantastic fun to see the league come to life in the guise of these gifted actors, say the film's producers in a press release.

"Jönssonligan" premieres in cinemas in December 2024 and you can see the first teaser trailer in cinemas already this Christmas.

(The only two images we’ve gotten so far)

But not to worry! Like they said in the article; we’ve gotten two teasers as well!

Very exciting indeed! ✨

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Polismordet i Göteborg 1900

Polismordet i Göteborg 1900. Poliserna Johan Fredrik Hedén och hans kollega med namnet Fredén hade avhyst Victor Jansson, född 18 september 1877 och hans bror Arvid Jansson som var 17 år gammal från cigarrhandlare Hindbergs butik på Ånäsvägen i Gamlestaden. Butiken låg strax invid inkörsporten till Gamlestadens fabriker. Bröderna var vid tillfället mycket berusade och bråkiga. Poliskonstapel…

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Strömsbro fick smakstart på resan tillbaka mot ettan – idag nyheter

Strömsbro IF–Skedvi/Säter IF 7–1 (0–0, 3–0, 4–1) Andra perioden: 1–0 (2.56) Adam Dahlström (Adam Bendrik, Olle Hellström), 2–0 (4.07) Joel Holmli (William Eriksson, Felix Jansson), 3–0 (16.13) Olle Hellström (Calle Westerlund, Jonathan Backlund). Tredje perioden: 4–0 (1.51) Jesper Åhlén Hedenström (Abbe Broberg, Theo Widén-Schade), 5–0 (7.30) Joakim Axman (Fredrik Larsson, Philip Hägerström), 5–1…

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DARK TRANQUILLITY - Endtime Signals

Les Suédois de Göteborg, DARK TRANQUILLITY affutés de deux nouveaux membres depuis 2023 avec Christian Jansson - basse et Joakim Strandberg Nilsson - batterie, élargissent leur architecture death mélodique avec esthétisme de Martin Brändström – claviers (depuis 1998), la force tranquille de Johan Reinholdz – guitare (depuis 2020) et maniant growls et chant clair somptueux Mikael Stanne – chant (depuis 1989), guitare rythmique (1989–1993).

Leur 13e album « Endtime Signals » affiche douze très belles épopées aussi percutantes dans la force centrifugeuse que dans leur puissance émotive. Le quintet a plongé corps et âme avec une profusion de contraste soigné, toujours dans un équilibre équidistant de leur sensibilité, entre puissance et atmosphère, intensité et profondeur, force glaciale et beauté brûlante.

Il n’y a que des titres catchy au groove imparable, baignés de lumière atmosphérique, de profondeur mélancolique et d’obscurité, pour une variation d’évolutions subtiles. Pour cela les titres prennent le temps de pousser d’élégance mordante, de fertilité mélodique, la masse sombre des atmosphères se charge bien souvent en apesanteur de spleen et apporte le relief. Le très catchy et hargneux "Shivers And Voids", « Unforgivable » et son solo expansif, « Neuronal Fire » et son imposante stature dark baignée avec des filets de lumière. A partir de "Drowned Out Voices" l’album glisse dans une modernité éthérée et une profondeur lumineuse, introduisant "One Of Us Is Gone", titre qui a été construit sur une composition de feu Fredrik Johansson (ancien guitariste du groupe), avec son empreinte sombre new wave façon Depeche Mode.

Rien n’est diluez pour plaire, mais tout est façonné pour ravir.

Quand l’album se referme sur « False Reflection » l’on saisit que Dark Tranquillity a très clairement franchi un cap, une destinée, tant l’opus transmet une multitude d’empreinte reconnaissable dans la discographie des Suédois, ainsi qu’une nouvelle inspiration apportant davantage de profondeur émotive, tout en variant son calibrage, son sens du contraste, pour un chef d'œuvre où s’épanouit l'essence du death mélö, à la fois agressif et atmosphérique, étendant le raffinement de sa douce violence.

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Eugène Fredrik Jansson (Swedish, 1862-1915). "Lifting Weights with One Arm" and "Pushing Weights with Two Arms", c.1914. oil on canvas

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Munklaverseelaren by Eugene Fredrik Jansson

[stirlingsports]

Top 5 Trendy Brands for Buying Shorts Online

If you are like me, you love shorts. They are comfortable, easy to wear and look great. But finding the best short for your body can be a bit of a challenge. There are lots of companies around who are merchandising the men’s and womens shorts online and their product quality is worth praising.

So, here we’re with a list of 5 brands that make their shorts with different material and styles so they fit all body types!

1. ADIDAS

Adidas is a German multinational corporation that designs and manufactures sports shoes, clothing and accessories. It is the largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe, and the second biggest in the world.

The company has its headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Bavaria, Germany. Adidas produces products for football (soccer), tennis, running and basketball as well as other sports such as skateboarding.

Adidas has a range of shorts for mens shorts and womens shorts  that are blend of the comfort and style.

2. NIKE

Nike is a global brand that's known for its sports apparel and shoes. A large part of Nike's appeal is its popularity with athletes, who use their products when training for competitions or playing professionally. The company has made a name for itself by creating innovative products and marketing them heavily to both consumers and athletes alike.

Nike offers an extensive range of clothing items including shorts, t-shirts, jackets and more; as well as footwear options like sneakers or boots (depending on your personal preference).

3. ZARA

ZARA is a Spanish clothing retailer that has over 7000 stores in 83 countries. The brand was founded by Amancio Ortega Gaona, who also owns Inditex Group, the parent company of ZARA and other brands like Massimo Dutti and Pull and Bear.

ZARA is known for its fashion-forward designs at affordable prices, with pieces ranging from $30-$100 USD on average depending on where you live.

4. RIVER ISLAND

River Island is a British high street fashion brand, which was founded in 1983 by Tom Singh. It's now owned by the Arcadia Group, who also own Topshop and Miss Selfridge.

River Island sells clothing, accessories, footwear and beauty products for men and women across its 300+ stores in the UK & Ireland.

5. PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS is a Swedish brand that offers a great selection of shorts and pants. The brand has received recognition in Sweden, where it's very popular.

The company was founded in 2007 by Karl-Johan Lindgren and Fredrik Jansson. Their goal was to create functional clothing with an elegant design that still feels comfortable on the body when you wear it. This can be seen in their collection of mens shorts; they have several different styles, so you're sure to find something that fits your needs perfectly!

Winding Up

So, if you're looking for some womens shorts or men’sshorts, we hope our list has given you some inspiration. We know that there are so many brands out there and each one has their own unique style. For us, the most important thing is finding something that fits well and looks good on everyone - no matter who they are or where they come from!

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