The Luxembourg Gardens, Paris
Albert Edelfelt · 1887
Why it's great
Children and nannies play in the sunny Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, with fountains and trees. Albert Edelfelt, who studied and worked in Paris, painted it in 1887. The garden is full of bright light and happy kids. It's a cheerful Parisian scene by a Finnish painter.
Where to see it
📍 AteneumHelsinki, Finland
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Albert Edelfelt was born in Finland to a Swedish family and studied in Antwerp and Paris. He painted portraits, scenes of Finnish life, and historical subjects. He was one of the most famous Finnish painters. He died in Finland in 1905.
