Magnus Enckell

1870–1925 · Finland · Symbolism

Knut Magnus Enckell (9 November 1870 – 27 November 1925) was a Finnish symbolist painter. At first, he painted with a subdued palette, but from 1902 onwards, used increasingly bright colors. Wikipedia

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“Boy with Skull”, 1893 — Finnish National Gallery
“Cottage of the Artist in Kilo”, 1921 — Finnish National Gallery
“The Awakening”, 1894 — Finnish National Gallery
“Fantasy”, 1895 — Finnish National Gallery
“Death´s Walk”, 1896 — Finnish National Gallery
“Woman in her Petticoat”, 1912 — Finnish National Gallery
“Reclining Boy”, 1892 — Finnish National Gallery
“Hunter”, 1919 — Finnish National Gallery
“Mother of the Artist”, 1904 — Finnish National Gallery
“Mrs. Anni Lagerborg”, 1914 — Finnish National Gallery
“The Variety Theatre in Paris”, 1912 — Finnish National Gallery
“Arne Cederholm with a Model”, 1905 — Finnish National Gallery
“Theatre Scene (Ida Aalberg as Maria Stuart)”, 1905 — Finnish National Gallery
“The Concert”, 1898 — Finnish National Gallery
“Portrait of Mrs E. Gadolin-Lagervall”, 1901 — Finnish National Gallery
“Gethsemane”, 1902 — Finnish National Gallery
“Birches in Vääksy”, 1919 — Finnish National Gallery
“The Park View from San Remo”, 1913 — Finnish National Gallery
“View of Porvoo”, 1899 — Finnish National Gallery
“Small Lake”, 1919 — Finnish National Gallery

Magnus Enckell

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