A photo of the front of the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm typically shows its imposing Neo-Renaissance façade—designed by Friedrich August Stüler—with arched entryways, grand stone steps, and large windows facing the Blasieholmen waterfront. The museum’s main entrance is set against dramatic views of the harbor, often complemented by white passenger boats docked nearby and the city skyline in the background, making it a symbol of Sweden’s artistic and architectural heritage