Gallery of the Masters 
Janis Rozentāls
1866-1916 Latvia/Impressionism
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Brief Biography-Janis Rozentāls was born in the Courland Governorate of Russia, now part of Latvia. He studied at the Saint Petersburg Academy of Art before returning to his hometown Saldus for two years. In 1901 he settled in Riga, where he married a Finnish singer and had three children. They lived in Helsinki for the remainder of his life, which ended in 1916 due to illness. His works ranged from portraiture to landscapes and graphic art. He is known as one of the most prominent Latvian artists. |
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after church
arcadia
baron r von engelhart
black snake
charlotte von lieven
daughters of sun
death
devil's family
family in the sigulda
from the cemetery
italian landscape
jubilant children
laundry
m vignere grinberga
man with a russian
cigarette
mērija grosvalds
mother with a baby
near the source
picnic
porch in the capr
rūdolfs blaumanis
self portrait
spring in sigulda
springtime
teika
the painter’s studio
the princess and
the monkey
under the bark
under the tree
women and the
spirits of nature
