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Finland · December 3, 1886 – April 1, 1936Wikidata

Jalmari Ruokokoski

Finnish painter (1886-1936)

Born in Saint Petersburg. Died in Helsinki.

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A life in paintings

Born 188619 dated paintingsDied 1936

19 works

  • Olga's portrait
    Olga's portrait
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1907
  • Love
    Love
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1910 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Red Haired Parisian Girl
    Red Haired Parisian Girl
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1910 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait with glasses
    Self-Portrait with glasses
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1912 · Turku Art Museum
  • Rainbow
    Rainbow
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1912 · HAM Helsinki Art Museum
  • Portrait of Mrs Bertha Stenman
    Portrait of Mrs Bertha Stenman
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Mrs. Rydeng
    Portrait of Mrs. Rydeng
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • A Woman
    A Woman
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of a Man (Yrjö Ramstedt)
    Portrait of a Man (Yrjö Ramstedt)
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Woman Wearing a Hat
    Woman Wearing a Hat
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1914 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-portrait (1914)
    Self-portrait (1914)
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1914 · Turku Art Museum
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1915 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20797952
    Q20797952
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1915 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1916 · Lönnström Art Museum art collection
  • Q20784601
    Q20784601
    Jalmari Ruokokoski
    1917 · Finnish National Gallery
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