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Finland · April 22, 1873 – November 16, 1944Wikidata

Vilho Sjöström

Finnish painter (1873-1944)

Born in Iisalmi. Died in Viitasaari.

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A life in paintings

Born 187323 dated paintingsDied 1944

24 works

  • A Male Figure
    A Male Figure
    Vilho Sjöström
    1897 · Gösta Serlachius Fine Arts Foundation
  • A Cloudy Day
    A Cloudy Day
    Vilho Sjöström
    1902 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Vilho Sjöström
    1902 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Woman in Black
    Woman in Black
    Vilho Sjöström
    1903 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20789152
    Q20789152
    Vilho Sjöström
    1904 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Street View from Italy
    Street View from Italy
    Vilho Sjöström
    1904 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of the Industrialist August Keirkner
    Portrait of the Industrialist August Keirkner
    Vilho Sjöström
    1905 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Winter View from Inha
    Winter View from Inha
    Vilho Sjöström
    1905 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Landscape from Inha
    Landscape from Inha
    Vilho Sjöström
    1905 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of the Artist Ali Munsterhjelm
    Portrait of the Artist Ali Munsterhjelm
    Vilho Sjöström
    1907 · Finnish National Gallery
  • My Mother-in-Law
    My Mother-in-Law
    Vilho Sjöström
    1911 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Summer Evening
    Summer Evening
    Vilho Sjöström
    1912 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Q20798243
    Q20798243
    Vilho Sjöström
    1912 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Woman in a Hat
    Woman in a Hat
    Vilho Sjöström
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Portrait of Professor J. J. Tikkanen
    Portrait of Professor J. J. Tikkanen
    Vilho Sjöström
    1913 · Finnish National Gallery
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