- was displa**** in
secret at a
beach villa in
Kaivopuisto in Helsinki. The
Tilgmann press made at
least a
couple hundred prints of it.
After the gendarmerie...
- (born 1996) Pia Ravenna,
stage name of
Finnish opera singer Hjördis
Sophie Tilgmann (1894-1964) para-Iodoamphetamine, a
research chemical Peripheral Interface...
- this one was unique. He
offered it to the
large book
publishing company Tilgmann.
Price negotiations took a few
years and
finally he
accepted a
modest compensation...
-
Gesteine des
Wiborger Ra****wigebietes. Fennia, Band 45/20,
Helsingfors (
Tilgmann) 1925, p. 24 Haapala, I.; Rämö, O.T. (1992). "Tectonic
setting and origin...
-
fashion in the 1920s. The Sisu
packaging and logo was
developed by
Arnold Tilgmann (1912–1978), 25
years at the time, and
working in
Turun Kivipaino. The...
-
painted in Ekola's
croft in Keuruu. Gallen-Kallela gave his work to Knut
Tilgmann,
whose brother gave it to
Ateneum in 1922. Gallen-Kallela did not like...
-
company Öflund &
Petterson which was soon
merged with
Tilgmann. In 1931,
Jerima was
named as
Tilgmann's art
director and 1945 the vice director. As an illustrator...
- Pia
Ravenna (born Hjördis
Sophie Tilgmann; 25
October 1894 – 19
October 1964) was a
celebrated Finnish coloratura soprano who
specialized in
operatic works...
- (PDF). Acta
Botanica Fennica (in German). Vol. 33. Helsinki: A.-G. F.
Tilgmann. pp. 1–82 [8, 11, 40]. "Record Details:
Blasteniaceae C.W.
Dodge & G.E...
- Albert; Estlander, Carl
Gustaf (1894).
Finland in the
Nineteenth Century. F.
Tilgmann. Lappalainen, Päivi; Rojola, Lea (2007). Women's Voices:
Female Authors...
