Interiör i Lillkyrka kyrka, Lillkyrka socken, Uppland 2005

Dellbeck, Johan

The picture has been taken in connection with the cultural historical characterization of Lillkyrken Church, LillkBil, Uppland 2005. The church room is bright and easily transparent. It’s three travellers long. Walls and arches are trimmed and whitewashed. The vault is a cross rib vault with profiled ribs. The easternmost vault is adorned by painted coats of arms in black and gray tones. The weapons are for the owners of Eka farm. The floor in the middle aisle and the choir is covered with limestone slabs. There are two tombstones in the middle aisle and one in the basket floor. The pulpit is the elder of the fixed interior of the church. It was made in 1649 by Hans Hebel, a caretaker. The pulpit has a hexagonal basket and is adorned by gilded sculptures and ornaments. It is crowned by a sound roof surrounded by a draper painting on the wall. It is also provided with a staircase and a door of Renaissance style. The upper filling of the door has a painting of a church room with pillars. The bench interior dates from 1750. It is divided into three closed quarters. Portrait and doors and bench screens are painted in laser and marbling technique in green tones with elements of red and blue. The altar ring is closed and marbled in an age-old technique. The baptismal find in front of the altar ring dates from 1974 and the youngest inventory of the church. The reader in the west has a front with the same kind of age-old, bright marbling as the altar ring. Built in 1840, the organ has a classicistic light painted facade with gilded details. A large ore crown from the 1700s and a stately crystal crown in the empirstyle can be mentioned among lighting utensils.