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Ester Helenius

Finnish painter (1875-1955)

Born in Lapinjärvi. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 187534 dated paintingsDied 1955

35 works

  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    Ester Helenius
    1897 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Flowers
    Flowers
    Ester Helenius
    1920–1929 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Saint Holding Golden Crown
    Saint Holding Golden Crown
    Ester Helenius
    1920–1925 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Mme Barbe de Genestoux Quirielle
    Portrait of Mme Barbe de Genestoux Quirielle
    Ester Helenius
    1920–1925 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Model at La Grande Chaumière
    Model at La Grande Chaumière
    Ester Helenius
    1923 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Paris
    Paris
    Ester Helenius
    1923 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Chefs
    The Chefs
    Ester Helenius
    1924 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Tytön pää
    Tytön pää
    Ester Helenius
    1926 · Finnish National Gallery
  • French Landscape
    French Landscape
    Ester Helenius
    1927 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Flowers
    Flowers
    Ester Helenius
    1927 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Lilies in a Vase
    Lilies in a Vase
    Ester Helenius
    1927 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Ballet Position
    Ballet Position
    Ester Helenius
    1927 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Madonna
    Madonna
    Ester Helenius
    1929 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Professor Armas Lindgren
    Portrait of Professor Armas Lindgren
    Ester Helenius
    1930 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Arabesque, Flowers in a Bottle
    Arabesque, Flowers in a Bottle
    Ester Helenius
    1934 · Finnish National Gallery
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