This work is a historical representation, representing the solar horse.
 There is a theory about how Bronze Age people explained the suns journey across the sky that might apply today.
 The idea is that the sun was pulled by a horse during the day, then when night came, this duty was instead taken over by a ship.
 There are many illustrations of these sun horses and night ships on bronze razors from the period and also, as you can see, on the rock carvings of Bohuslän.
 This site is called Balken and is located in the north-eastern corner of the World Heritage area.
 The most grandiose representation of this thought is the Trundholm sun chariot which can be appreciated at the National Museum of Denmark in Køpenhavn.
 Support: Wood
 Size: It is approximately 22.5 cm by 13.5 cm
 and about 1.08cm thick
 Painting: Acrylic
 Shiny Venis.
 LocationTanums kommun, Sweden The Tanum rock carvings are located on the west coast of Sweden, approximately equidistant from Oslo and Gothenburg, about 150 kilometres north of Gothenburg in the historical province of Bohuslän. They are among the most famous rock carvings in Sweden. The site has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994.