What makes this format nice
Inside the covers nothing is lost: it is the same journey through Skansen, the open-air
museum Artur Hazelius opened on Stockholm's Djurgården in 1891. You still wander past
farms, storehouses, summer cottages and gardens, still step into rooms painted in old
country colours, and still read a text that explains why each building takes the shape it
does. The only thing that changes is the body of the book — trimmed down to a size that is
kinder to a travel bag and to a crowded shelf.
Since Edenheim's title exists in more than one size, the simplest way to be sure which
copy you are buying is to check the measurements and weight rather than the cover alone.
If a large, heavy art book has ever felt awkward to hold while you read on the sofa, this
is the printing that solves that problem without asking you to give anything up.
Who it's for
- Readers on the move who want a Skansen guide that packs and travels well.
- Gift-givers after a tidy, attractive size that usually costs a little less.
- Anyone short on shelf space who still wants the full photographic tour.
Our take
Reach for this edition when handling and budget matter more to you than having the
photographs at their absolute largest. It carries the same story and the same images in a
lighter, friendlier body. Tap the button above to see the current Amazon listing and weigh
it against the Scala and large-format printings.
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