Ferdinand von Wright

1822–1906 · Grand Duchy of Finland

Ferdinand von Wright (19 March 1822, Haminalahti, near Kuopio - 31 July 1906, Kuopio) was a Finnish painter (belonging to Swedish-speaking population of Finland) - He is best known for his landscapes and animal paintings, especially his detailed depictions of birds, but he also created still-lifes and portraits. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Fighting Capercaillies”, 1886 — Finnish National Gallery
“View from Haminalahti”, 1853 — Finnish National Gallery
“In the Garden of Haminalahti”, 1857 — Finnish National Gallery
“Eurasian Teal” — Finnish National Gallery
“A Savo Boat on a Lake”, 1879 — Finnish National Gallery
“Male Mandarin Duck” — Finnish National Gallery
“Doves on a Roof”, 1872 — Finnish National Gallery
“Steller's Eider” — Finnish National Gallery
“Still-Life on a Lady's Worktable”, 1868 — Finnish National Gallery
“Lesser Spotted Woodpecker, Male”, 1830 — Finnish National Gallery
“European Robin (?)”, 1830 — Finnish National Gallery
“Forest Landscape from Haminalahti”, 1880 — Finnish National Gallery
“An Eagle-Owl Seizes a Hare”, 1860 — Finnish National Gallery
“Dog”, 1831 — Finnish National Gallery
“Rollers”, 1891 — Finnish National Gallery
“Jays”, 1877 — Finnish National Gallery
“Two Redpolls”, 1830 — Finnish National Gallery
“Mealy Redpolls”, 1889 — Finnish National Gallery
“Harvesters”, 1879 — Finnish National Gallery
“Old White-Tailed Sea Eagle”, 1871 — Finnish National Gallery