Church people in a boat, 1909

Carl Wilhelmsson's painting Church people in a boat (1909) depicts rowing boats setting out from the churchyard in Fiskebäckskil to take the churchgoers over to the community after the Sunday service. The original measures 185×195 cm.

Wilhelmson drew his motifs mainly from his own home region in Bohuslän. His bright pictures depict the rugged Bohuslän rocky landscape and the hard-working fishermen with seriousness and dignity.

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