Albert Edelfelt (Finnish 1854–1905)

Collection inspired by Finnish artist Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905). Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905) was a prominent Finnish painter known for his contributions to the realism movement and his ability to capture the essence of Finnish life and landscapes. He studied in Paris and became renowned for his portraits, historical scenes, and depictions of everyday life, blending influences from both Finnish and French art. Edelfelt's work played a significant role in establishing Finnish art on the international stage Represented paintings are | Portrait of Louis Pasteur, 1885 | Under the birches, 1881 | Queen Blanka, 1877 | Woman in her boudoir, 1879 | Laughing model with a cloth, 1880 | Portrait of a Young Woman, 1891 | Boys playing on the Shore, 1884 | Parisian lady in a peignoir, 1884(?). Currently, the collection focuses on cards and posters.