
1879–1955 · Finnish · 18 artworks
artist bio
Tyko Sallinen was a Finnish expressionist painter known for his depictions of rural life and landscapes, often imbued with a sense of raw emotion and social commentary. He was a key figure in the November Group, a Finnish expressionist movement, and helped introduce modern art trends to Finland.
what you'll learn
Studying Sallinen's work allows students to understand the use of color and form to convey emotion and social commentary within the Expressionist movement. Students can learn how to use simplified forms and bold colors to create powerful and expressive compositions.
related: Edvard Munch, Emil Nolde

Vanha Cagnes
1921

Tyttö Riekkalasta
1914

Maisema Sääksmäeltä
1936

Isoäiti
1917

Maalaisukko, Osatutkielma Hihhuleihin
1918

Kevättalvi
1914

Omakuva
1914

Tukaattityttö
1914

Kaski

Maisema, Cagnes
1921

Puunhakkaaja
1917

Koski Kajaanissa
1919

Sateenkaari
1914

Taju
1923

Mirri Mustassa Puvussa
1911

Rouva Kallion Muotokuva
1917

Vådö
1917

Kauppiaan Tyttäret
1917