Gallery of the Masters 
Eero Järnefelt
1863-1937 Finland/Realism
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Brief Biography-Eero Järnefelt was from Vyborg, Russia, part of Finland, in 1863. His uncle Mikhail Klodt taught him at the Saint Petersburg Art Academy. In 1889 he married Saimi Swan, the subject of many of his paintings. The composer Jean Sibelius was married to his sister Aino. He spent roughly five years studying in Paris up to 1891 and was associated with the artist Gallén-Kallela. Bastien-Lepage and the style of en plein air made a great impression on his work. Most of his subject inspiration was from the region of Koli in North Karelia, where he lived in 1892. He took up teaching for the latter part of his life. |
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spring flooding
in tuusulanjarvi
pond water
crowfoot
park view
altarpiece
in raahe
portrait of
the artist's son
a midsummer
night's moon
autumn landscape
of lake pielisjarvi
baron johan philip
palmen
cityscape
eduard polon
ester sihtola
floranpaiva
forest pond
french winebar
girl reading
gunnar berndtson
gunnar berndtsonin
kaislikkoranta
koli
laundry at the
river bank
leena
maessa
old stove
on the way home
portrait of
herr ahnger
portrait of
mathilda wrede
rowan berries
saimi in the meadow
saimi's back
the artist by
Gallen-Kallela
the hawks in
the woods
the host and
the grooms
the village shop
under the yoke
view from koli
winter sun
portrait of
tekla hultin
