Where are the Women in the History of Architecture? - Nasjonalmuseet

Molle og Per Cappelen: Extention to their own house in Vennersborgveien 17, Oslo. Kitchen, signed Molle Cappelen, 1952. — Molle og Per Cappelen: Extention to their own house in Vennersborgveien 17, Oslo. Kitchen, signed Molle Cappelen, 1952.
Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Andreas Harvik

Architecture student Ingeborg Flak Tønnesen at NTH, 1929. — Architecture student Ingeborg Flak Tønnesen at NTH, 1929.
Photo: Ukjent

Ingrid Aas: Furniture for fru Sofie Holter-Sørensen, 1917. Aas was employed at Arnstein Arnebergs arkitektkontor. Signed I. Aas. — Ingrid Aas: Furniture for fru Sofie Holter-Sørensen, 1917. Aas was employed at Arnstein Arnebergs arkitektkontor. Signed I. Aas.
Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Andreas Harvik

Minna Heiberg: Model of Observatoriet terrasse, Oslo, 1932, made for Arkitektkontoret Blakstad og Munthe-Kaas. — Minna Heiberg: Model of Observatoriet terrasse, Oslo, 1932, made for Arkitektkontoret Blakstad og Munthe-Kaas.
Photo: Nasjonalmuseet / Anne Hansteen Jarre

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