From the Poutala Bridge (1934 CE)
An oil-on-panel painting from 1934, capturing a serene Liminganjoki River scene near Liminka, blending realism with an evocative melancholy distinctive to Lampi’s Finnish Poutala landscapes.
Vilho Lampi
Works by Vilho Lampi, a Finnish painter known for his striking portraits and rural scenes. His art reflects the rugged beauty of Finland’s landscapes and the resilience of its people, painted with a bold and emotional style.
The Ponderer (1929 CE)
The ponderer is an oil-on-canvas painting from 1929, portraying a contemplative figure steeped in rural Finnish introspection, showcasing Lampi’s bold expressionism and psychological depth.
Winter Landscape from the Liminganjoki River (1929 CE)
An oil-on-canvas winter landscape painting from 1929, capturing the haunting plains of Ostrobothnia with muted tones, blending neo-realism and mystical depth.
Rural Landscape (1929)
An oil-on-canvas painting from 1929, portraying the eerie beauty of Ostrobothnia’s plains with subdued hues, weaving neo-realism and mystical resonance into a poignant Finnish rural landscape.
Moonshiners (1930)
An oil-on-canvas painting from 1930, depicting moonshiners in rural Finland with Lampi centrally featured, measuring 65 cm x 55 cm, reflecting Expressionism and Prohibition-era defiance.
Ugly Girl (1933)
An oil-on-plywood painting from 1933, depicting a raw, realistic portrait of an "ugly girl" from Liminka, measuring 47 cm x 39 cm, reflecting Finnish realism and emotional depth.
Nocturne (1930)
An oil-on-plywood painting from 1930, depicting an isolated nocturne farmhouse (Matinlauri) in a vast nighttime landscape, measuring 70 cm x 60 cm, reflecting Finnish rural solitude and identity.
Limingajoki (1934 CE)
An oil-on-canvas painting from 1934, depicting a snow-covered Limingajoki River landscape with bare trees and subtle houses, measuring 44 cm x 61 cm, reflecting Finnish Expressionism and rural isolation.