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Finland · July 20, 1887 – November 14, 1932Wikidata

Yrjö Ollila

Finnish painter (1887-1932)

Born in Helsinki. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 188723 dated paintingsDied 1932

23 works

  • Four Women
    Four Women
    Yrjö Ollila
    1908 · Finnish National Gallery
  • At the Window
    At the Window
    Yrjö Ollila
    1909 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Yrjö Ollila
    1909 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Jalo Sihtola
    Portrait of Jalo Sihtola
    Yrjö Ollila
    1910 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Clear Day
    Clear Day
    Yrjö Ollila
    1910 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Gulf of Finland
    Gulf of Finland
    Yrjö Ollila
    1910 · Saastamoinen foundation
  • Pines on the Shore
    Pines on the Shore
    Yrjö Ollila
    1912 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Yrjö Ollila
    1912 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Forest Landscape
    Forest Landscape
    Yrjö Ollila
    1912 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Landscape in Korpilahti
    Landscape in Korpilahti
    Yrjö Ollila
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Shepherdess
    Shepherdess
    Yrjö Ollila
    1915 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Shepherdess
    Shepherdess
    Yrjö Ollila
    1915 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20771396
    Q20771396
    Yrjö Ollila
    1916 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20791687
    Q20791687
    Yrjö Ollila
    1916 · Finnish National Gallery
  • River Landscape
    River Landscape
    Yrjö Ollila
    1921 · Finnish National Gallery
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