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Grand Duchy of Finland · May 26, 1850 – August 20, 1914Wikidata

Amélie Lundahl

Finnish artist (1850–1914)

Born in Oulu. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 185021 dated paintingsDied 1914

26 works

  • Interior of a Breton Farmstead
    Interior of a Breton Farmstead
    Amélie Lundahl
    1878 · Gösta Serlachius Fine Arts Foundation
  • Girl in a Leaf Forest
    Girl in a Leaf Forest
    Amélie Lundahl
    1880s
  • Rendez-vous
    Rendez-vous
    Amélie Lundahl
    1880s
  • A Girl from Brittany
    A Girl from Brittany
    Amélie Lundahl
    1880
  • Q118387716
    Q118387716
    Amélie Lundahl
    1880s
  • Outside the Church or A child of sorrow
    Outside the Church or A child of sorrow
    Amélie Lundahl
    1880
  • Boys by the Shore
    Boys by the Shore
    Amélie Lundahl
    1881
  • Reading girl
    Reading girl
    Amélie Lundahl
    1881
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Amélie Lundahl
    1881 · Gösta Serlachius Fine Arts Foundation
  • Head of a Girl, Brittany
    Head of a Girl, Brittany
    Amélie Lundahl
    1882 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Breton Girl (Sock Knitter)
    Breton Girl (Sock Knitter)
    Amélie Lundahl
    1883 · Gösta Serlachius Fine Arts Foundation
  • Breton Girl Holding a Jar
    Breton Girl Holding a Jar
    Amélie Lundahl
    1884 · Finnish National Gallery
  • At the Beach, Brittany
    At the Beach, Brittany
    Amélie Lundahl
    1884 · Lauri and Lasse Reitz Foundation
  • The Garden Girl
    The Garden Girl
    Amélie Lundahl
    1885 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Before a Swim
    Before a Swim
    Amélie Lundahl
    1885 · HAM Helsinki Art Museum
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