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TAIDEPAKKA / KONSTPACKEN / DECK of ARTS Ateneumin TAIDEPAKKA / KONSTPACKEN / DECK OF ARTS Ateneumin taidemuseo / Konstmuseet Ateneum / Ateneum Art Museum Gunnar Berndtson (1854–1895): Morsiamen laulu Brudens visa / The Bride’s Song 1881, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 66 x 82,5 cm Yngve Bäck (1904–1990): Sodan sävel Krigets melodi / Melody of War 1944, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 144 x 114,5 cm Fanny Churberg (1845–1892): Kuutamo, harjoitelma Höstligt månsken / Moonlight, study 1878, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 37,5 x 55,5 cm Ina Colliander (1905–1985): Enkeli sininen Ängel, blå / Angel Blue 1959, väripuupiirros / färgtråsnitt / colour woodcut, 94,5 x 58,4 cm Elin Danielson-Gambogi (1861–1919): Omakuva Självporträtt / Self-Portrait 1900, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 96 x 65,5 cm Elin Danielson-Gambogi (1861–1919): Äiti Mor / Mother 1893, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 95 x 57 cm Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905): Kaukolan harju auringonlaskun aikaan Kaukola ås i solnedgång / Kaukola Ridge at Sunset 1889–1890, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 116,5 x 83 cm Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905): Kuningatar Blanka Drottning Blanka / Queen Bianca 1877, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 96,5 x 75,5 cm Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905): Lapsen ruumissaatto Ett barns likfärd /Conveying a Child´s Coffin 1879, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 120 x 204 cm Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905): Leikkiviä poikia rannalla Lekande pojkar på stranden / Boys Playing on the Shore 1884, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 90 x 107,5 cm Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905): Pariisin Luxembourgin puistossa I Luxembourg trädgården i Paris / The Luxembourg Garden, Paris 1887, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 141,5 x 186,5 cm 1 Albert Edelfelt (1854–1905): Ruokolahden eukkoja kirkonmäellä Kvinnor utanför Ruokolaks kyrka / Women outside the Church at Ruokolahti 1887, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 129,5 x 158,5 cm Robert Wilhelm Ekman (1808–1873): Ilmatar 1860, öljy paperille / olja på papper / oil on paper, 79 x 111,5 cm Magnus Enckell (1870–1925): Herääminen Uppvaknandet / The Awakening 1893, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 113 x 85,5 cm Magnus Enckell (1870–1925): Musiikin kuuntelijoita Musikstund / Listeners of Music 1897, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 93 x 80 cm Magnus Enckell (1870–1925): Poika ja pääkallo Gosse med dödskalle / Boy with Skull 1893, hiili ja vesiväri paperille / kol och akvarell på papper / charcoal and watercolour on paper, 66 x 95 cm Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931): Démasquée 1888, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 65,5 x 54,5 cm Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931): Kullervon kirous Kullervo förbannande / Kullervo Cursing 1899, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 184 x 102,5 cm Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931): Lemminkäisen äiti Lemminkäinens moder / Lemminkäinen’s Mother 1897, tempera kankaalle / tempera på duk / tempera on canvas, 85,5 x 108,5 cm Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931): Poika ja varis Gosse och kråka / Boy with a Crow 1884, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 86 x 72 cm Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865–1931): Saunassa Badstuga / In the Sauna 1889, öljy kankaalle, olja på duk, oil on canvas, 120 x 81 cm Pekka Halonen (1865–1933): Omakuva Självporträtt / Self-Portrait 1893, öljy ja lyijykynä paperille / olja och blyerts på papper / oil and pencil on paper, 29 x 22,5 cm Pekka Halonen (1865–1933): Talvimaisema Myllykylästä Vinterlandskap från Myllykylä / Winter Lansdcape, Myllykylä 1896, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 69 x 48 cm Pekka Halonen (1865–1933): Tienraivaajia Karjalassa Vägröjare i Karelen /Pioneers in Karelia 1900, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 200 x 237 cm 2 Pekka Halonen (1865–1933): Tomaatteja Tomater / Tomatoes 1913, öljy pahville / olja på papp / oil on cardboard, 42 x 51 cm Pekka Halonen (1865–1933): Tukkinuotiolla Vid stockelden / Lumberjacks around a Campfire 1893, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 201 x 147 cm Greta Hällfors-Sipilä (1899–1974): Sinipukuinen ihailija Beundraren i blå kostym / Admirer in a Blue Suit 1920-luvun alku / början av 1920-talet / early 1920s, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 61,5 x 51,5 cm Alpo Jaakola (1929–1997): Omakuva teltassa Självporträtt i tält / Self-Portrait in a Tent, 1957 1957, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 76,5 x 135 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Kaislikkoranta Sjöstrand med vass / Lake Shore with Reeds 1905, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 95,5 x 75,5 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Kesäyön kuu Sommarnatt med måne / Summernight Moon, 1863 1863, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 62 x 79,5 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Lukeva tyttö Läsande licka / Girl Reading 1909, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 98 x 75 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Pilviharjoitelma Molnstudie / Cloud Study 1893, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 48 x 37,5 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Raatajat rahanalaiset (Kaski) Trälar under penningen (Sved) / Under the Yoke (Burning the Brushwood), 1893, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 131 x 164 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Ranskalainen viinikapakka Fransk vinstuga / Le Franc, Wine Merchant, Boulevard de Clichy, Paris 1888, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 61 x 74 cm Eero Järnefelt (1863–1937): Vesileinikki ja rantakivet Vattenranunkel och strandstenar / Pond Water Crowfoot 1895, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 39 x 28 cm Kimmo Kaivanto (1932–2012): Kun meri kuolee Då havet dör / When the Sea Dies 1980, serigrafia / serigrafi / screen print, 64,2 x 43,5 cm 3 Unto Koistinen (1917–1994): Kuhilaspelto Åker med skylar / Field with Sheaves 1957, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 130,5 x 119,5 cm Åke Mattas (1920–1962): Mustasukkaisuus Jalousie / Jealousy 1946, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 85 x 66 cm Paul Osipow (1939–): Punainen parooni Den röda baronen / The Red Baron 1965–66, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 110 x 148 cm Juho Rissanen (1873–1950): Povarissa Hos spåkkvinnan / The Fortune-Teller 1899, vesiväri ja lyijykynä / akvarell och blyerts / watercolour and pencil Matti Saanio (1925–2006): Suru ilman mustia vaatteita. Taimi ja Jouni Aikio Sorg utan svarta kläder. Taimi och Jouni Aikio, Enare träsk, Finland / Taimi and Jouni Aikio, Inari, Finland, 1961 mustavalkoinen valokuva / svartvitt fotografi / black-and-white photograph, 30 x 45 cm Nils Schillmark (1745–1804): Malja-asetelma Stilleben med punschskål / Still Life with a Punch Bowl 1795–97, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 77 x 107,5 cm Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946): Mustataustainen omakuva Självporträtt med svart fond / Self-Portrait, Black Background 1915, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 45,5 x 36 cm Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946): Ovi (Vanha luostarinsali) Dörren (Gammal klostersal) / The Door (Old Monastery Hall) 1884, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 40,5 x 32,5 cm Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946): Punatäpläinen omakuva Självporträtt med röd fläck / Self-Portrait with Red Spot 1944, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 45 x 37 cm Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946): Toipilas Konvalescenten / The Convalescent 1888, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 92 x 107 cm Helene Schjerfbeck (1862–1946): Tyttö hiekkakuopassa Flicka i sandgrop / Girl on the Sand 1912, tempera kankaalle / tempera på duk / tempera on canvas, 57 x 50 cm Elga Sesemann (1922–2007): Katu Gata / Street, 1945, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 73,5 x 54 cm Hugo Simberg (1873–1917): Emäntä ja piruparka kaksosineen Gumman och fattigfan med tvillingar / The Farmer’s Wife and the Poor Devil, 1899, vesiväri ja guassi / akvarell och gouache / watercolour and gouache on paper, 19 x 12,9 cm 4 Hugo Simberg (1873–1917): Haavoittunut enkeli Sårad engel / The Wounded Angel 1903, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 127 x 154 cm Hugo Simberg (1873–1917): Halla Frosten / Frost, 1895, vesiväri ja guassi paperille/ akvarell och gouache på papper / watercolour and gouache on paper, 43 x 34 cm Hugo Simberg (1873–1917): Hartaus Andakt / Devotion, 1895, vesiväri ja guassi paperille / akvarell och gouache på papper / watercolour and gouache on paper, 19,4 x 22,4 cm Hugo Simberg (1873–1917): Kuoleman puutarha Dödens trädgård / The Garden of Death 1896, vesiväri ja guassi paperille / akvarell och gouache på papper / watercolour and gouache on paper, 15,8 x 17,5 cm Hugo Simberg (1893–1917): Tienhaarassa Vid vägskälet / At the Crossroads 1896, vesiväri, guassi ja tussi paperille / akvarell, gouache och tusch på papper / watercolour, gouache and Indian ink on paper, 15,2 x 30,5 cm Ellen Thesleff (1869–1954): Omakuva Självporträtt / Self-Portrait, 1894–95, lyijykynä ja seepia paperille / blyerts och sepia på papper / pencil and sepia ink on paper, 31,5 x 23,5 cm Rafael Wardi (1928–): Asetelma Stilleben / Still Life, 1959, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 48 x 82 cm Ferdinand von Wright (1822–1906): Haminalahden puutarha Haminanlaks trädgård / In the Garden of Haminalahti 1856–57, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 43 x 57,5 cm Ferdinand von Wright (1822–1906): Kukkia ja lintuja puutarhan nurkassa Blommor och fåglar i ett hörn av trädgården / From the Garden: Flowers and Birds 1853–54, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 81 x 113 cm Ferdinand von Wright (1822–1906): Taistelevat metsot Stridande tjädertuppar / The Fighting Capercaillies 1886, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 124 x 188,5 cm Magnus von Wright (1805–1868): Annankatu kylmänä talviaamuna Annegatan en kall vintermorgon / Annankatu on a Cold Winter Morning 1868, öljy kankaalle / olja på duk / oil on canvas, 36 x 54 cm 5 .
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