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Grand Duchy of Finland · June 24, 1873 – July 12, 1917Wikidata

Hugo Simberg

Finnish painter (1873-1917)

Born in Hamina. Died in Ähtäri.

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A life in paintings

Born 187362 dated paintingsDied 1917

81 works

  • Autumn I
    Autumn I
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Spring Feeling
    Spring Feeling
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20782524
    Q20782524
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Autumn II
    Autumn II
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Death and the Peasant
    Death and the Peasant
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Vision
    Vision
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20792321
    Q20792321
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Sheep in Line
    Sheep in Line
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Fairy-Tale I
    The Fairy-Tale I
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Morning Milking
    Morning Milking
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Doing the Laundry
    Doing the Laundry
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Autumn in the Forest
    Autumn in the Forest
    Hugo Simberg
    1895 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Garden of Death
    The Garden of Death
    Hugo Simberg
    1896 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20776251
    Q20776251
    Hugo Simberg
    1896 · Finnish National Gallery
  • At the Crossroads
    At the Crossroads
    Hugo Simberg
    1896 · Finnish National Gallery
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