"Fiskargubben #05.2024" — Fine art print — 70x100 cm — Unframed — Signed edition of 75 pcs Italy where children learned to swim

where children learned to swim and young people gathered the courage to leap from ever higher steps

where it is often associated with Gothenburg and the West Coast

The facility is used for recreational play and local gatherings

The Dalahäst originates from Dalarna

"Fiskargubben #05.2024" — Fine art print — 70x100 cm — Unframed — Signed edition of 75 pcs Italy where children learned to swimThis painting is inspired by The Old Sea Bear, also known as Fiskargubben in Sweden, a painting from the late 1930s by the German marine painter Harry Haerendel (18931982). Haerendel painted the motif several times and sold the rights to the image in 1940 to the German publisher Kunstanstalten May, which then produced the painting in large editions. The image became very popular in Scandinavia, especially in Sweden, where it is often associated with