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City of Pori art collection

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18 paintings

  • A Ferry with Passengers and Cattle
    A Ferry with Passengers and Cattle
    Aleksander Lauréus
    1808 · City of Pori art collection
  • Il pecoraio (Shepherd)
    Il pecoraio (Shepherd)
    Aleksander Lauréus
    1822 · City of Pori art collection
  • Roman Osteria
    Roman Osteria
    Aleksander Lauréus
    1820 · City of Pori art collection
  • Dancing scene in an Italian Inn
    Dancing scene in an Italian Inn
    Aleksander Lauréus
    1822 · City of Pori art collection
  • Saddled Donkey
    Saddled Donkey
    Aleksander Lauréus
    1783–1823 · City of Pori art collection
  • German Landscape
    German Landscape
    Werner Holmberg
    1855 · City of Pori art collection
  • Moonlight
    Moonlight
    Elin Danielson-Gambogi
    1885–1895 · City of Pori art collection
  • Christ Walks on Water
    Christ Walks on Water
    Eero Järnefelt
    1891 · City of Pori art collection
  • Park
    Park
    Victoria Åberg
    1824–1892 · City of Pori art collection
  • Nature morte (Woodcock)
    Nature morte (Woodcock)
    Severin Falkman
    1831–1889 · City of Pori art collection
  • Hat-headed Boy
    Hat-headed Boy
    Severin Falkman
    1860s · City of Pori art collection
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Severin Falkman
    1877 · City of Pori art collection
  • Stella and Child
    Stella and Child
    Severin Falkman
    1860s · City of Pori art collection
  • Portrait of Mayor Lars Sacklén
    Portrait of Mayor Lars Sacklén
    Elias Martin
    1700–1799 · City of Pori art collection
  • Still life with Tulips
    Still life with Tulips
    Richard Hall
    1935 · City of Pori art collection
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