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Finland · September 23, 1865 – December 1, 1933Wikidata

Pekka Halonen

Finnish painter (1865-1933)

Born in Lapinlahti. Died in Tuusula.

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A life in paintings

Born 1865106 dated paintingsDied 1933

107 works

22 without a public image, listed last

  • Väinämöinen in Tuonela
    Väinämöinen in Tuonela
    Pekka Halonen
    1890s · Tuusula Museum
  • The Mower Men
    The Mower Men
    Pekka Halonen
    1891
  • Boy on the Shore
    Boy on the Shore
    Pekka Halonen
    1891 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Short-Cut
    The Short-Cut
    Pekka Halonen
    1892 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Kantele Player
    The Kantele Player
    Pekka Halonen
    1892 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Lumberjacks around a Campfire
    Lumberjacks around a Campfire
    Pekka Halonen
    1893 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Pekka Halonen
    1893 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Rowan
    Rowan
    Pekka Halonen
    1894
  • Sunday in a Crofter´s Cottage
    Sunday in a Crofter´s Cottage
    Pekka Halonen
    1894 · Halosenniemi
  • After the Music Lesson
    After the Music Lesson
    Pekka Halonen
    1894 · Signe and Ane Gyllenberg Foundation
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    Pekka Halonen
    1894 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Winter Day
    Winter Day
    Pekka Halonen
    1895
  • Lissom Lassies at the Lakeside
    Lissom Lassies at the Lakeside
    Pekka Halonen
    1895 · Gösta Serlachius Fine Arts Foundation
  • Evening Impression, Myllykylä
    Evening Impression, Myllykylä
    Pekka Halonen
    1895
  • Double-Portrait
    Double-Portrait
    Pekka Halonen
    1895 · Tuusula Museum
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