Eero Järnefelt

1863–1937 · Finland

Erik "Eero" Nikolai Järnefelt (8 November 1863 – 15 November 1937) was a Finnish painter and art professor. He is best known for his portraits and landscapes of the area around Koli National Park, in the North Karelia region of Finland. Wikipedia

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Works

“Burning the Brushwood”, 1893 — Finnish National Gallery
“Children Playing”, 1895 — Finnish National Gallery
“Laundry at the River Bank”, 1889 — Anders Wiklöf Collection
“Cows in Turf Smoke”, 1891
“Autumn Landscape of Lake Pielisjärvi”, 1899 — Finnish National Gallery
“Summer Night Moon”, 1889 — Finnish National Gallery
“Le Franc, Wine Merchant, Boulevard de Clichy, Paris”, 1888 — Finnish National Gallery
“Pekka Halonen plays the Kantele”, 1891
“Pond Water Crowfoot ; Pond Weed”, 1895 — Finnish National Gallery
“Lake Shore with Reeds”, 1905 — Finnish National Gallery
“Ester Sihtola”, 1934 — Finnish National Gallery
“The Artist's Wife”, 1895 — Nationalmuseum
“Forest Girl”, 1894 — Järvenpää Art Museum
“Girl with a dog”, 1910
“The Savo Boat”, 1888 — Hämeenlinna Art Museum
“Lake Under a Cloudy Sky”, 1886 — Finnish National Gallery
“Portrait of Mathilda Wrede”, 1896 — Finnish National Gallery
“Portrait of Gunnar Berndtson”, 1893 — Finnish National Gallery
“Forest Landscape”, 1895 — Finnish National Gallery
“Landscape”, 1905 — Finnish National Gallery