
1861–1919 · Finnish · 30 artworks
artist bio
Elin Danielson-Gambogi was a Finnish realist painter, known for her depictions of everyday life, particularly scenes of women and children. She was one of the first Finnish artists to gain international recognition, contributing to the development of Finnish art in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
what you'll learn
Studying Danielson-Gambogi's work allows students to understand the techniques of Realism, particularly in capturing the nuances of light and shadow and portraying the dignity of ordinary people. Students can also learn about the social context of the late 19th and early 20th centuries through her depictions of daily life.
related: Anna Ancher, Albert Edelfelt

The spinner
1919

A Girl by the Oven
1894

Spinnerskan

Små Handarbetare
1915

Bykerskan

Iltahetki

Runsala Bro
1891

Self-portrait

Äidin huoli
1891

Potato Harversters
1893

Balda-tädin Ajanviete

Sisters
1891

Solnedgång
1905

Italialainen Perhe.jpg

Two Women
1905

Porträtt Av Hilma Westerholm

Jeesus Siunaa Lapsia

Porträtt Av En Ung Dam

Mother
1893

La Merenda

Self Portrait
1897

Zum Kirchgang

Viinitarhassa II
1898

Kalastajaveneitä

Pyykinkuivatusta
1896

En Solskensdag

Interior

Antignano

Benvenutis Hus
1915

Engaged
1906