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18 paintings

  • Eckerö Post Quay
    Eckerö Post Quay
    Victor Westerholm
    1885 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • The Departure of Väinämöinen (1906)
    The Departure of Väinämöinen (1906)
    Akseli Gallen-Kallela
    1906 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Larin Paraske
    Larin Paraske
    Albert Edelfelt
    1893 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Coast view from Alandia
    Coast view from Alandia
    Victor Westerholm
    1893 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • The Savo Boat
    The Savo Boat
    Eero Järnefelt
    1888 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Rigoletto
    Rigoletto
    Helene Schjerfbeck
    1881 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Catherine di Medici and Admiral de Coligny
    Catherine di Medici and Admiral de Coligny
    Georg Wilhelm Volkhart
    1849 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • A Day in July
    A Day in July
    Eero Järnefelt
    1891 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • A Day in March
    A Day in March
    Pekka Halonen
    1911 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Girl in a Flowering Meadow
    Girl in a Flowering Meadow
    Carl Gustaf Hellqvist
    1883 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Fishing boats on the Dutch coast
    Fishing boats on the Dutch coast
    Thorsten Waenerberg
    1898 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Häme Castle
    Häme Castle
    Hjalmar Munsterhjelm
    1872 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Madonna with the Child
    Madonna with the Child
    Jan Gossaert
    1500s · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • A girl carrying carrots
    A girl carrying carrots
    Ada Thilén
    c. 1889 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
  • Storm on the Black sea
    Storm on the Black sea
    Andreas Achenbach
    1837 · Hämeenlinna Art Museum
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