Borg Collection

Walk in the alley with dogs
Nicodemo Quaglia

In the alley at night
Nicodemo Quaglia

Boy Charlton of Australia, and Arne Borg of Sweden, 1928. Creator: Unknown
Boy Charlton of Australia, and Arne Borg of Sweden, 1928. Charlton (1907-1975) set five world records, and won three silver and one bronze medal

Posthouse Street in Reykjavik, Iceland
View of the Posthouse Street showing the Apotek Hotel and restaurant, built in 1917 and the Hotel Borg. Date: circa 1930

Castle Coensborg in Laken, Hans Collaert I, Hans Bol, Claes Jansz. Visscher II, 1530-1580

Landscape near Borg, Eastern Iceland, Europe

Borg, Lofoten Islands, Arctic, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Sonatorrek, modern sculpture created in 1881 by Icelandic sculptor Asmundur Sveinsson, based on poem Sonatorrek, by the 10th century Icelandic warrior-poet Egill Skalla-Grimsson, Borg (Borg a Myrum)

Finnish Parliament
The new Houses of Parliament at Helsinki, Finland, built by the firm Borg-Siren-Aberg 1926 - 1931 and officially inaugurated on 7 March 1931

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Walking down Posthouse Street in Reykjavik, the shadows of Castle Coensborg whisper tales of the past. In a different era, Boy Charlton of Australia and Arne Borg of Sweden faced off in the alley at night during the 1928 Olympic games. Their fierce competition echoes through history, as does the haunting beauty of landscapes like Borg in Eastern Iceland. The rugged cliffs of Lofoten Islands in Arctic Norway mirror the strength and resilience of the Scandinavian spirit. In modern times, Icelandic sculptor Asmundur Sveinsson's Sonatorrek stands as a testament to creativity and innovation, much like the Finnish Parliament, a symbol of progress and unity.