Albert EdelfeltFinland, 1854–1905Mrs Lamberg, née Kjellberg
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Imens i livet hos Albert Edelfelt
Hele livet1890s
Illustrates Runeberg's “The Tales of Ensign Stål”
Having taken to illustrating poetry, Edelfelt illustrated the epic poem by Johan Ludvig Runeberg, a family friend he admired. Runeberg's company left a lasting mark on him and at times drew him to scenes from Finnish history.
1895–1896
Post: chairperson
1896
Paints Tsar Nicholas II
Edelfelt returned to Russia to paint a portrait of Tsar Nicholas II.
15. maj 1897 – 3. oktober 1897
Exhibition: General Art and Industrial Exposition of Stockholm
1898–1904
Post: chairperson
1899
“Pro Finlandia”: answering Nicholas II's decree
In February 1899 Nicholas II issued a decree curtailing the Finns' political liberties. Edelfelt mobilised a network of Finnish artists and cultural figures behind “Pro Finlandia”, a petition to the Russian government seeking recognition of the independence of the arts in Finland.










