Behold the beautiful landscape of the Wiasholmen in the Pelling Islands in this canvas print. This masterpiece originally oil painted by Aukusti Uotila in 1883 is a beautiful piece to bring tranquility to your home.
Uotila's style was gestureless, precisely shaped with a brush, often using a cool color scale. Aukusti Uotila's second trip to France, which began in 1880, was the impetus for Uotila towards open-air realism. Especially the summer months in Brittany strengthened him to this art form.
The Wiasholmen pelling archipelago situated off the coast of Finland is an ordinary topic from Aukusti Uotila between 1881 and 1885. He spent that time in Finland after becoming seriously ill. At that time, he often went to the Eastern Gulf of Finland for a sailing and birding trip together with Robert Stigel. This is where they had painted together. The artist donated the painting to Stigel and called the island "our island", before his career as an artist was cut short when he died in 1886. He was born in 1858.
This masterpiece had been painted realistically with a delicate and mature touch, and is recreated on canvas and framed with a black wood frame. Come to our main showroom to see this artwork and bring home right away!
