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Finnish National Gallery

organization of three museums that make up the largest art museum institution of Finland

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2,541 paintings

  • The Garden of Death
    The Garden of Death
    Hugo Simberg
    1896 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Luxembourg Gardens, Paris
    The Luxembourg Gardens, Paris
    Albert Edelfelt
    1887 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Hiva Oa
    Hiva Oa
    Paul Gauguin
    1903 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Road in Häme
    Road in Häme
    Werner Holmberg
    1860 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Conveying the Child's Coffin (A Child's Funeral)
    Conveying the Child's Coffin (A Child's Funeral)
    Albert Edelfelt
    1879 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Vilho Lampi
    1933 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Burning the Brushwood
    Burning the Brushwood
    Eero Järnefelt
    1893 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Street in Auvers-sur-Oise
    Street in Auvers-sur-Oise
    Vincent van Gogh
    1890 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Boys Playing on the Shore
    Boys Playing on the Shore
    Albert Edelfelt
    1884 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Out into the World
    Out into the World
    Maria Wiik
    1889 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Bells
    The Bells
    Ilmari Aalto
    1914 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Grey Dance
    The Grey Dance
    Väinö Kunnas
    1928 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Hearing the Homework
    Hearing the Homework
    Yrjö Ollila
    1923 · Finnish National Gallery
  • The Convalescent
    The Convalescent
    Helene Schjerfbeck
    1888 · Finnish National Gallery
  • Duke Karl Insulting the Corpse of Klaus Fleming
    Duke Karl Insulting the Corpse of Klaus Fleming
    Albert Edelfelt
    1878 · Finnish National Gallery
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