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Finland · October 5, 1869 – January 12, 1954Wikidata

Ellen Thesleff

Finnish painter (1869-1954)

Born in Helsinki. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 186921 dated paintingsDied 1954

21 works

6 without a public image, listed last

  • The Artist's Sister Gerda Thesleff
    The Artist's Sister Gerda Thesleff
    Ellen Thesleff
    1889 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Echo
    Echo
    Ellen Thesleff
    1891 · Anders Wiklöf Collection
  • Thyra Elisabeth
    Thyra Elisabeth
    Ellen Thesleff
    1892 · HAM Helsinki Art Museum
  • Aspens
    Aspens
    Ellen Thesleff
    1893 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Spring Night
    Spring Night
    Ellen Thesleff
    1894 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Ingeborg von Alfthan
    Ingeborg von Alfthan
    Ellen Thesleff
    1894 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Head of a Boy
    Head of a Boy
    Ellen Thesleff
    1894 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Violin Player
    The Violin Player
    Ellen Thesleff
    1896 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Umbrella Pines, Villa Borghese
    Umbrella Pines, Villa Borghese
    Ellen Thesleff
    1898 · Finnish National Gallery
  • In the Theatre
    In the Theatre
    Ellen Thesleff
    1903 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Decorative Landscape
    Decorative Landscape
    Ellen Thesleff
    1910 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Ellen Thesleff
    1916 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Harvesters in Boat II
    Harvesters in Boat II
    Ellen Thesleff
    1924 · Gösta Serlachius Fine Arts Foundation
  • Q20786889
    Q20786889
    Ellen Thesleff
    1927 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait with Hat
    Self-Portrait with Hat
    Ellen Thesleff
    1935 · Finnish National Gallery
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