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"...In Finland, early pioneers of modernism included women who did establish prominent careers as artists. Two of these women were Helene Schjerfbeck (b. 7.10.1862 d.1.28.1946) and Ellen Thesleff (b 5.10.1869 d. 12.1.1954). Although Schjerfbeck is most widely known for her realist works and self-portraits, she also painted landscapes and still-lifes. Schjerfbeck is now considered one of the leading Nordic modernists of the 20th century and painted until her death, despite being somewhat of a recluse later in life...."
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The full article can be found in the on-line Quarterly which can be made accessible to SFHS members
here on Finlander. If you are an SFHS member and have been given access
then the on-line issue is found here: The Quarterly - Fall 2010.
If you are a member and want to gain access to the on-line Quarterly - or if you
want to apply for membership in order to gain access - please visit this page.
The full article can be found in the on-line Quarterly which can be made accessible to SFHS members
here on Finlander. If you are an SFHS member and have been given access
then the on-line issue is found here: The Quarterly - Fall 2010.
If you are a member and want to gain access to the on-line Quarterly - or if you
want to apply for membership in order to gain access - please visit this page.
