TEXTILE HISTORIAN VIVEKA HANSEN

For the duration of over three decades, the founder of iTEXTILIS, Viveka Hansen, has worked as a Textile Historian and independent scholar. The chosen path for her education in textile history is unique, rare and based on a symbiosis of early practical textile training within the Swedish Handicraft Association, theoretical work and academic studies in art, textiles, history of sciences and travel history. Through the years, she has completed further research in various collections around the world, first and foremost in the United Kingdom, the Nordic countries, North America, Euro-Asia and the Arctic area. Added with textile experiments so in the best possible way be able to develop new contexts for questions related to her work.

Since 1990, she has worked as a Researcher, Head of Research at iTEXTILIS and Editorial Board Member at The IK Foundation – an international, independent learned organisation for promoting Natural & Cultural History.

Wife, mother and grandmother.

LIST OF WORKS
BOOKS | TEXTILE HISTORY

• Textila Kuber och Blixtar – Rölakanets konst- och kulturhistoria, Christinehof 1992.
• Swedish Textile Art, Traditional Marriage Weavings, London 1996.
• Inventariüm Uppå Meübler och Allahanda Hüüsgeråd wid Christinehofs Herregård Upprättadt Åhr 1758,Piperska Handlingar II, London – Whitby 2004.
• The Textile History of Whitby 1700-1914 – A Lively Coastal Town between the North Sea and North York Moors, London – Whitby 2015.
• Textilia Linnaeana – Global 18th century Textile Traditions & Trade, London 2017.
• Textile Squares & Zigzags: The Art and Cultural History of Double Interlocked Tapestries – Rölakan. (Interfoliated multi language edition; of Textila Kuber och Blixtar – Rölakanets konst och kulturhistoria, 1992), London 2019.

ARTICLES & SMALL PRINT | TEXTILE HISTORY

• ‘Rölakan i Albo härad’, Skepparpsåns Museiförenings tidskrift, pp. 196-208. 1990.
• ‘Rölakan i Herrestads, Ingelstads och Järrestads härader’, Österlen, pp. 11-21. 1990.
• Byzantinska mönster går igen i skånska rölakansvävnader’, Vävmagasinet, no 4 p. 37. 1990.
• ‘Rölakan i Göingebygden’, Västra Göinge härads hembygdsförenings årsbok, pp. 9-26. 1991.
• ‘Rölakan i Småland’, Smålandsmuseums tidskrift, Värend och Sunnerbo, no 2 pp. 24-27. 1991.
• ‘Rölakan i Blekinge’, Blekingeboken, pp. 65-83. 1991.
• ‘Rölakan i Gärds-Villandsområdet’, Gärds härads hembygdsförenings årsbok pp. 26-40. 1991.
• ‘Rölakan i Oxie härad’, Ellbogen pp. 98-117. 1991.
• ‘Rölakansvävning i Eljaröds socken’, Bilder från Eljarödsbygden, pp. 180-187. 1993.
• Lejon-Lilja-Livsträd, rölakanets historia och vävning, 1994.
• ‘Kaitag – Textilkonst från Daghestan’, Hemslöjden No: 6, p. 30. 1994.
• ‘Textilprakt i sydöstra Skåne 1750-1770’, Österlen pp. 49-59. 1996.
• ‘Häradsdräkt, krinolin eller uniform?’, Österlen pp. 31-39. 1997.
• ‘Textilt överflöd från gamla blekingska hem’, Blekingeboken pp. 130-148. 1998.
• ‘Mandelgrens intresse för textilier i Skåne’, Ale no. 2 1998, pp. 13-23. 1998.
• ‘På Bellmans tid’, Österlen, pp. 61-68. 1998.
• ‘Pojkarna Pipers utlandsstudier’, Österlen, pp. 5-14. 1999.
• ‘Fyra sekel Malmö textil – 1650 till 2000’, Elbogen, pp. 23-91. 1999.
• ‘Kyrkliga textilier i Malmö från medeltid till barock’, Elbogen, pp. 61-135. 2000.
• La Collection Khalili et ses textiles de la Scanie, Exhibition catalouge, Paris 2000.
• ‘Förhistoriska och medeltida textilier i Malmö’, Elbogen, pp. 73-144. 2001.
• ‘Carl Linnaeus and his apostles’, Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society – Annual Report, pp. 43-46. 2009.
• ‘Costume’, Whitby Literary & Philosophical Society – Annual Report, pp. 14-15. 2010. (coauthor Ann Pettit).
• ‘In the chest’, The Linnaeus Apostles – Global Science & Adventure, Vol. One. pp. 249-276. 2010.
• ‘Fabric of a coastal community’, Family Tree, pp. 32-35, November 2015.

THE TEXTILIS ESSAYS | ISSN 2631-4746

2013

1. KAITAG – Textile Art from Daghestan
2. LAUNDRY & DYEING – 1850s to 1914
3. LIONS, STARS AND POMEGRANATES – from southern Sweden
4. ANDERS SPARRMAN’S OBSERVATIONS – of Tapa Cloth
5. DOUBLE INTERLOCKED TAPESTRIES – Materials and Dyes
6. ALUM AND TEXTILE DYEING – a Case Study of Early Industries
7. DOUBLE INTERLOCKED TAPESTRIES – Markings and other Practical Details
8. VICTORIAN FASHION – in a Museum Collection
9. FORGOTTEN TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – from the year 1840 in England
10. THE WEAVERS AND THEIR FAMILIES – changing circumstances from 1750 to 1860
11. THE FEMALE WEAVERS – Documentation of 18th & 19th century double interlocked tapestries

2014

12. NATURAL DYEING – John Gerard’s Herbal of 1597 (1633)
13. PEHR KALM’S TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – in London and surrounding Counties 1748
14. DOUBLE INTERLOCKED TAPESTRIES – in Works of Art
15. LONDON WOOL MARKET – Advertisements in Whitby Gazette 1860
16. IKAT – Exhibition displaying Textiles from Uzbekistan
17. UNIQUE 19TH CENTURY OBSERVATIONS – of Textiles and Clothing
18. COMMEMORATIVE PRINTED TEXTILES – Queen Victoria and Edward VII
19. 18TH- & 19TH CENTURY TEXTILES – listed in Estate Inventories
20. EARLY FASHION & CLOTH TRADE-CARDS – a Selection from 1720s to 1850s
21. WHITBY AS A SEASIDE RESORT – in the Edwardian Period
22. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – Embroidery in Blackwork or “Svartstick”
23. AN 1870s WOOLLEN DOLMAN – and Contemporary Garments
24. UNEXPECTED TEXTILES AND TRADITIONS – in North America
25. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – Woollen Embroidery
26. TAPE LOOM WEAVING – and its Traditions in the North American Colonies
27. TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – The Correspondence of Abigail & John Adams
28. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – "Tvistsöm" Embroidery
29. COTTON AND OTHER TEXTILE MATERIALS – in Thoreau’s Concord

2015

30. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – Local Swedish Embroideries
31. NATURAL & EARLY SYNTHETIC DYES – A Textile Study in Philadelphia
32. THE FUR TRADE IN THE NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES – Observations of a mid-18th Century Traveller
33. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – A Swedish Weaving Tradition
34. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – 18th & 19th Century Dove-tail Tapestry
35. THE HISTORY OF A LINEN TABLECLOTH – Dated 1789
36. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – 19th century Whitework Embroidery
37. NORDIC BRONZE AGE TRADITIONS – a Textile Study
38. THE NORDIC IRON AGE – Clothing and Dyes
39. THE LATER NORDIC IRON & VIKING AGE – Textile Traditions
40. DOMESTIC & IMPORTED WOOLLEN CLOTH – a Medieval Town
41. FRAGMENTS OF LINEN AND SILK – a Medieval Town
42. THE TEXTILE PRODUCTION – a Medieval Town
43. HABERDASHERS – 18th & 19th Century Trade-Cards
44. MEDIEVAL TEXTILES IN ST PETRI CHURCH – an Introduction
45. TEXTILE SHOPKEEPERS – in a Coastal Town

2016

46. SHOP WINDOWS – the Drapery Trade in the long 19th century
47. VESTMENTS AND EMBROIDERIES – Medieval Textiles
48. PARCELS AND BOXES – “Textile Shopping” in the Long 19th Century
49. TWO TEXTILE REMNANTS – from the Medieval Whitby Abbey
50. WATERPROOF GARMENTS – The Long Nineteenth Century
51. APPLIQUÉ AND SILK BROCADES – Medieval Textiles
52. VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN UMBRELLAS – a Case Study
53. A STUDY OF UPHOLSTERY – in 18th & 19th Century London
54. ITALIAN SILKS AND VELVETS – Medieval Textiles
55. THE MISSES STANGOE – Milliners in Late Victorian Whitby
56. FASHION & REMODELLING OF CLOTHING – A reverse Chronology from 1914 to 1810
57. 18TH CENTURY SILK DYERS – in London
58. EARLY PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS & Victorian Advertising
59. TRANSFERRING EMBROIDERY DESIGNS – in the 18th Century
60. THE EMBROIDERERS – Medieval Textiles
61. WOOLLEN MOVEMENT & HEALTH ASPECTS – in the late 19th Century
62. JET AND DRESSED IN BLACK – The Victorian Period
63. A STUDY TWO HAND-COLOURED FASHION DRAWINGS FROM 1792 – and Contemporary Garments
64. EMBROIDERIES, SILKS AND VELVETS – after the Reformation

2017

65. A STUDY OF TEXTILE TRADE – from 1650s to 1690s
66. 18TH & 19TH CENTURY MARKING OF LINEN – Garments and Bedlinen kept in a Museum Collection
67. TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND TRADITIONS – from 1525 to 1650 in a Coastal Town
68. TEXTILE FURNISHING AND EMBROIDERIES – a Study from 1650 to 1700
69. THE GREAT EXHIBITION IN 1851 – Textile Influence on a Coastal Town
70. REDUCED PRICES ON TEXTILE GOODS – Advertising 1855-1914
71. COACHES AND OMNIBUSES – Shopping etc in the Long 19th Century
72. 18TH CENTURY HANDKERCHIEFS – The Swedish East India Company Trade
73. FASHIONS FOR THE SUMMER SEASON – Advertising 1855-1914
74. DAILY LIFE AT A MANOR HOUSE IN 1758 – an Introduction
75. PROFESSIONAL WEAVERS & CHILD LABOUR – in Malmö from 1650 to 1700
76. TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – from an 1841 Plan of Whitby
77. SOCIAL LIFE, TABLES AND EMBROIDERY – at a Manor House in 1758
78. MANUFACTURING & HOME WEAVING – a Study of Woollen Textiles from 1700 to 1750
79. A STUDY OF KNITTING SHEATHS – from North Yorkshire
80. CHAIRS, SOFAS & EAST INDIAN SILKS – at a Manor House in 1758
81. WARDROBES AND STORAGE OF CLOTHES – at a Manor House in 1758
82. CANDELABRAS, CHANDELIERS AND MIRRORS WITH TEXTILE COVERS – at a Manor House in 1758
83. THE CLOTHING AND FABRIC TRADE – in London from 1780 to 1914

2018

84. FEATHERS AND CLOTHING – Observations by 18th Century Naturalists
85. FASHION REPORTS – in a Weekly Newspaper from 1855 to 1914
86. MERCHANTS AND NOBILITY – a Late 18th Century Textile Study
87. HANDICRAFT AND TEXTILE INDUSTRY – a Case Study from 1800s to 1840s
88. CARL LINNAEUS’ TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – in Malmö 1749
89. TEXTILE MANUFACTURING IN BRITAIN – a Case Study from 1700 to 1850
90. WORKING DRESS, FASHION AND TEXTILE RAW MATERIALS – in 18th Century Gardens
91. NATURAL DYES, ICELANDIC WOOL & FLAXSEED – Trade in 1842
92. TWO TAPESTRY PANELS – Woven by Morris & Company around Year 1900
93. NEW ZEALAND FLAX CLOAKS IN THE 1770s – Observations by Joseph Banks, Daniel Solander et al.
94. TEXTILE INDUSTRY AND URBANISATION – A Case Study from 1850 to 1880
95. INSPIRATION FROM EARLIER TRADITIONS – in Late 19th Century Textiles
96. EIDERDOWN, WOOLLEN CLOTHES & FURS – Practical aspects on Journeys to Spitsbergen 1750s to 1820s
97. HANDICRAFT AND TEXTILE EXHIBITIONS – A Case Study from 1900 to 1914
98. SECOND-HAND CLOTHES & THE RAG TRADE – 1810s to 1910s in Whitby
99. OBSERVATIONS OF BEAUTY AND TEXTILES – by 18th century travelling Natural Historians

2019

100. AUCTIONS OF FURNISHING TEXTILES – Advertisements from 1860 to 1905
101. EMBROIDERY AND MATERIAL CULTURE – in the Årsta Diary 1793 to 1839
102. MUSIC, DANCE AND TEXTILES – Observations by 18th Century Naturalists
103. CURTAIN ARRANGEMENTS – at a Manor House in 1758
104. 18TH CENTURY EAST INDIA TEXTILE TRADE – A Study of imported Merchandise to Sweden
105. MAIL-ORDER OR TRAVELS TO PURCHASE CLOTHING – Advertisements from 1860 to 1914
106. TABLECLOTHS AND MATS DURING MEALS – Observations by 18th Century Travelling Naturalists
107. SELLING OF SEWING MACHINES – Advertisements in a Local Newspaper from 1865 to 1914
108. FRENCH TAPESTRIES AND WALLPAPERS – at a Manor House in 1758
109. TEXTILE WALL COVERINGS – at a Manor House in 1758
110. FIREPLACES AND HEATING – at a Manor House in 1758
111. IN THE TEXTILE DOWRY – Woven Zigzag Designs on Double Interlocked Tapestries from 1700 to 1850
112. DISAGREEMENTS AND UNPLEASANTNESS – Textile Observations during 18th Century Natural History Travels

2020

113. 18TH CENTURY WEAVERS IN LONDON – a Case Study of Trade Cards and Bill-heads
114. TAPESTRY WEAVING IN SWEDEN – From 1500 to 1850: with Influences from Flanders, Netherlands and France
115. HANS SLOANE’S COLLECTION – An 18th Century Study of Natural Curiosities and Textile Dyes
116. KNOTTED PILE WEAVES 1600 TO 1850 – a Study of Swedish Traditions with Influences from other Geographical Areas
117. SILK AND SERICULTURE: 1740s to 1770s – Observations, Experiments and Plantations with connections to Pehr Kalm, Benjamin Franklin et al.
118. BEDS, BED-CURTAINS AND BEDCOVERS – at a Manor House in 1758
119. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS AND BEDLINEN – at a Manor House in 1758
120. FROM MARKET TO DEPARTMENT STORE – The Selling of Textiles in Whitby from 1700 to 1914
121. LINEN TABLECLOTHS AND NAPKINS – at a Manor House in 1758
122. QUILTING AND PATCHWORK – in the Whitby Area from 1700 to 1914
123. CLOTHES AND TEXTILE FURNISHING IN THE 1770s – A Case Study of the Naturalist and Physician Göran Rothman
124. LACEMAKERS AND HANDICRAFT: 1750 TO 1775 – a Case Study of Traditions and Commerce
125. HEALTH, ILLNESS AND DEATH – Textile Observations by 18th century travelling Naturalists

2021

126. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – A Case Study of Swedish Samplers and Embroidery Traditions
127. RARE FURNISHING TEXTILES, SILK RIBBONS AND CLOCKS – at a Manor House in 1758
128. PORTRAITS AND OTHER ARTWORK – at a Manor House in 1758
129. BLUE OR GREEN WOOLLEN COATS – a Case Study of Farmers and Hunters in 18th century Sweden
130. CARSTEN NIEBUHR’S TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – A Journey from Denmark to India: 1761-1764
131. CARSTEN NIEBUHR’S TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – in Persia, Syria and the Arabian Peninsula: 1765-1766
132. CARSTEN NIEBUHR’S TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS – A Journey from Syria to Denmark: 1766-1767
133. WOOLLEN STOCKINGS – Traditions and Trade in Whitby: 1670s-1910s
134. TEXTILE APPRENTICESHIPS IN WHITBY – A Case Study from the 1820s to 1914
135. SHIP REGISTERS AND OWNERSHIP – A Business involving Textile Traders in Whitby: 1780s to 1914
136. SOURCES OF LIGHT AND TEXTILE MATERIALS – Observations by 18th Century Travelling Naturalists
137. HANDICRAFT AND READING: 1770s to 1840s – Home Interiors depicted by Swedish and Danish Artists
138. EMBROIDERY AND OTHER HANDICRAFT – A Case Study of a Swedish Aristocratic Family from the 1730s to 1790s
139. EMBROIDERY AND OTHER HANDICRAFT – A Case Study of a Swedish Aristocratic Family from 1800 to the 1850s

2022

140. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – A Case Study of Nålbindning/Needle-binding in Sweden
141. SMUGGLING OF TEXTILES AND MAPS – On 18th Century Natural History Journeys
142. BANYANS AND OTHER GARMENTS – Reflections of Natural Knowledge, Trade and Clothes in 18th Century Libraries
143. AN ORIGINAL UPHOLSTERY FROM 1760 – A French Silk Brocade on an English Mahogany Armchair
144. CARNATIONS, TULIPS AND MAGNOLIAS – English Embroideries from 1735 to 1745
145. LAUNDRY OCCUPATIONS – A Case Study via Censuses in Whitby 1841 to 1911
146. NATURAL HISTORY AND CURIOSITIES – A Case Study of Global Traditions, Textiles and Museums in the 18th century
147. TEXTILES, TEA AND CINNAMON – Observations of East India Trade by 18th Century Travelling Naturalists
148. A JOURNEY TO COLMAR IN 1785 – Education of Swedish Aristocracy and Practical Travel Arrangements
149. EDUCATION AND CLOTHING – The Swedish Aristocracy in Colmar: 1785 to 1788
150. TEXTILE OBSERVATIONS ON ICELAND IN 1772 – A Case Study of Uno von Troil’s Life and Journeys
151. SMELLS, FRAGRANCES AND ODOURS – Observations of Textile Materials and Dyes by 18th Century Naturalists
152. DYEING WITH LICHENS – Traditions, Experiments and Books: 1740s to 1810s
153. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – and a Case Study of Swedish Knitting Traditions
154. FISHING NETS AND LINES – Textile Observations by 18th Century Travelling Naturalists
155. TEXTILE INTERIOR IN 1873 – Observations of a 19th century Folklore Researcher in Sweden
156. DECORATIVE TEXTILES IN HOME INTERIORS – A Case Study of Embroideries: 1750s to 1900

2023

157. TEXTILE REFLECTIONS: 1770 to 1840 – By two Antiquarians in the Coastal Town of Whitby
158. THE SURAT TRADE IN COTTON TEXTILES – A Swedish East India Company ship: 1750-1752
159. THE CANTON TRADE IN SILK FABRICS – A Swedish East India Company ship: 1750-1752
160. From Flax to Linen – Observations by Carl Linnaeus and Artworks illustrating these Textile Traditions
161. Naturalist, Physician and Textile Manufacturer – Anders Sparrman’s Life in the 1770s to 1810s
162. Historical Reproductions – Dye Plants in 18th Century Sweden and Dyeing Experiments in the 1980s
163. From Wool Fibre to Cloth – A mid-18th Century Case Study about Household Traditions
164. MANGLING AND IRONING – Laundry Tools and Traditions in Whitby: 1700 to 1914
165. MENDING AND STORING CLOTHES – Traditions in Whitby: 1700 to 1900
166. JAPANESE GARDENS, DYES AND SILK – The Naturalist Carl Peter Thunberg’s Observations in the 1770s
167. SERICULTURE AND CITRUS FRUITS – 18th Century Naturalists in the Mediterranean Region and Swedish Gardens
168. WATERFALLS, FASHION & WORKING DRESS – An Artistic Interest of Nature: 1740s to 1820s
169. BONNETS AROUND THE WHITBY COAST – Tradition and Practical Function in Colour
170. NEEDLEWORK AND SEWING TOOLS – Traces of Textile Trade in Whitby from the 1840s to 1914
171. READING, GAMES AND FASHION – In an 18th Century Swedish Aristocratic Family
172. MUSIC, SONG, DANCE AND CLOTHES – In a Swedish Aristocratic Family: 1740s to 1810s
173. PLANTÆ TINCTORIÆ – A Dissertation in 1759 and Carl Linnaeus’ Observations of Natural Dyes
174. THEATRES AND OUTDOOR EVENTS – Clothing and Leisure in the Coastal Town of Whitby: 1760s to 1910s
175. POLLUTION AND HEALTH – Textile Observations by 18th Century Naturalists

2024

176. TEXTILE MANUFACTURING IN INDIA 1778 – Reflections by the Botanist and Physician Johann Gerhard König
177. GILBERT WHITE AND HIS NETWORK – An 18th Century Case Study of Natural History and Textiles
178. TAPESTRIES, SILK AND GARDENS – A Swedish Naturalist in Paris from 1770 to 1771
179. HISTORICAL REPRODUCTIONS – Bobbin Laces from Southernmost Sweden
180. TEXTILE GOODS AT BAZAARS & MARKETS – Reflections by 18th Century Travelling Naturalists
181. TEXTILES IN SWEDISH HOMES (part 1) – A Documentation of Estate Inventories in the Blekinge Province: 1770 to 1870
182. TEXTILES IN SWEDISH HOMES (part 2) – A Documentation of Estate Inventories in the Blekinge Province: 1770 to 1870

VISUAL STORIES

24 November 2020.
Farmers’ Textile Art: Local Traditions – Global Influences.

23 September 2021
Textile Odyssey of the Steppe

21 October 2022
Textile Traditions – Between the North Sea and North York Moors

20 January 2024
Swedish Rag Rugs – The History of Recycling Fabric from the 18th Century to the Present-day

EXHIBITIONS & CURATORSHIP | TEXTILE HISTORY

• THE SWEDISH TOURIST ASSOCIATION (YHA) Haväng, Sweden, 1983, ‘En fröjd för ögat’ (private collection of 19th century textiles from Skåne, Sweden).
  
  
• MALMÖ INDUSTRIFÖRENING, Sweden 1986, ‘Handcraft’ (in association with Malmö Industrilotteri).
  
  
• CHRISTINEHOF MANOR HOUSE, Sweden, 1993. ‘1700-talets Erotik’, department of 18th-century textiles (The IK Foundation in association with British Museum, Malmö Museum, Lunds Universitets Historiska Museum, Sällskapet Gustavianerna, National Library of Sweden and The National Museum of Denmark).
  
  
• CHRISTINEHOF MANOR HOUSE, Sweden 1994, ‘Kaitag – Textile Art from Daghestan’ (The IK Foundation in association with Textile Art Gallery, London).
  
  
• OLD WATER TOWER, Malmö, Sweden 1996. ‘Swedish Textile Art’ (The IK Foundation in association with the Nour Foundation, London and Textile Art Gallery, London).
  
  
• CENTRE CULTUREL SUÈDOIS, Paris, France 2000. ‘La Collection Khalili et ses textiles de la Scanie’ (The IK Foundation in association with the Nour Foundation, London, Ambassade de Suède, Paris and Swedish Institute).
  
  
• BOSTON UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY, USA 2003. ‘Tapestry of love’ (advisor in association with the Nour Foundation, London).
  
  
• ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY with IBG, London, United Kingdom, 2007. ‘The Return of the Linnaeus Apostles’ (in association with The IK Foundation).
  
  
• WHITBY MUSEUM, Whitby, United Kingdom, 2009. ‘The Return of the Linnaeus Apostles’ (in association with The IK Foundation and Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society).
  
  
• WHITBY MUSEUM, Whitby, United Kingdom, 2010. ‘Whitby as a Seaside Resort – In Late Victorian and Edwardian Times’ (in association with Mrs Ann Pettit and Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society).
  
  
• WHITBY MUSEUM, Whitby, United Kingdom, 2010-2011. ‘Victorian Fashion and Clothes’ (in association with Mrs Ann Pettit and Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society).
  
  
• WHITBY MUSEUM, Whitby, United Kingdom, 2010-2012. ‘Second World War time uniforms’, 2010-2012 (in association with Mrs Ann Pettit and Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society).
  
  
• MAJGRENS BOGBINDERI, København, Denmark, 2017-2018. ‘Window Exhibitions – Publications by The IK Foundation’.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS | NATURAL & CULTURAL HISTORY

BOOKS

• Katalog över Högestads & Christinehofs Fideikommiss – Historiska Arkiv, Piperska Handlingar No. 3. London & Christinehof 2016.

ARTICLES

• ‘Pilotstudium av anläggningarna Gladeholm och Svabesholm för etappredovisning av projektet Trädgårdskonstens Historiska Källmaterial’ (THK). (coauthor Hans Alebo) IK. Journal No: 2 1988.
• ‘Hesselbyholms trädgård år 1738 – En återblick på barockträdgårdens blomstrande prakt’, Lustgården, pp. 71-88. 1990-1991.
• ‘Slaget vid Peenemünde 1758’, Kartbladet, No 3 pp. 44-47. 1992.
• ‘Handritade kartor i Christinehofs arkiv’, Kartbladet, No 2 pp. 35-43. 1993.
• Christinehof slott – Det Gyllene Slottet, The Explorers Handbook (one of the authors) 1996.
• Picknick Guide Skåne – The Explorers Handbook, (one of the authors) 1997.
• Linné i Skåne – The Explorers Handbook (one of the authors) 1999.
• Bördig mylla – The Explorers Handbook (one of the authors) 2002.
• ‘Anton Rolandsson Martin – Tal om de Norskas hushålning’, (biography and transcription), Svenska Linnésällskapets Årsskrift 2010, pp. 7-27.
• ‘Göran Rothman – Resa till Tripoli’, (introduction, biography and transcription), Svenska Linnésällskapets Årsskrift 2012, pp. 7-84.
• Hansen, L, Hansen, V, Kamill, C, Romanova, O, Shirokova, V, Sobisevich, A, The Explorer’s Field Guide – Путеводитель исследователя | Экспедиции Апостолов Линнея по наведению мостов во времени – Швеция, Казахстан, Кыргызстан и Россия. London|Moscow|Astana|Bishkek, (one of the authors) 2017.
• Hansen, L. ed. The Explorer’s Field Guide – Bridge Builder Expeditions | The Return of the Naturalists – Spitsbergen | Svalbard. A story about the Linnaeus' Apostle Anton Rolandsson Martin's Voyage in 1758 – Estonia | Sweden | Norway | Finland (one of the authors), London 2018.
• Hansen, L., ed., The Explorer’s Field Guide – Bridge Builder Expeditions: | The Return of the Naturalists – Iceland. A scientific voyage to Iceland in 1772. Daniel Solander, Joseph Banks and Uno von Troil – Sweden, England, Scotland & Iceland, London & Reykjavik 2022.