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Risen from the Ashes,The Church of St. Olaf in Tyrvää12.5.2010 - 12.9.2010 |
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Kuutti Lavonen's and Osmo Rauhala's paintings at the Church of Saint Olaf in Tyrvää. |
The exhibition presents the restoration and reconstruction of the church after it had been destroyed by the arson fire 21 September 1997. This project involved volunteer work that aroused considerable attention and interest. Read more about the exhibition Risen from the Ashes, The Church of St. Olaf in Tyrvää
The exhibition Risen from the Ashes, The Church of Saint Olaf in Tyrvää is on display on the ground floor of the museum, between 12 May 2010 and 12 September 2010.
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Kuutti Lavonen – Osmo Rauhala, |
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This exhibition displays studies and sketches by Kuutti Lavonen and Osmo Rauhala for the Church of Saint Olaf in Tyrvää. The artists carried out the painted decoration of the church interior in the years 2004 –2009 in their own contemporary manner. This bold decision has received many prizes. The second part of the exhibition Risen from the Ashes, The Church of Saint Olaf in Tyrvää opened on the ground floor of the museum on 12 May 2010. It presents the restoration and reconstruction of the church after it had been destroyed by the arson fire 21 September 1997. This project involved volunteer work that aroused considerable attention and interest. Read more about the exhibition
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G. M. Armfelt at the age of 44, painted by Joseph Grassi in Dresden 1799-1801. |
Gustaf Mauritz Armfelt (1757–1814) is one of the most colourful characters of Finnish history. His fate led him from the battlefields and the courts of Europe to exile in a dismal small town in South Russia. He was also one of the best-known Finns of his time, whose achievements were followed in newspapers in Stockholm and Paris alike. He was a favourite of King Gustav III of Sweden, and in the early 1810s he gained the confidence and trust of Emperor Alexander I of Russia. The collection of over a hundred personal items owned by G. M. Armfelt provide a glimpse of the world that surrounded him, in Stockholm, in exile in Italy, banished to Kaluga in Russia, as the Swedish minister to the Court of Vienna, and at his home manor of Joensuu in Halikko, Southwest Finland. Read more about the exhibition For more information about the exhibition, please contact: Bookings for guided tours, Tue-Fri 9 a.m. - 12 Noon, tel. + 358 (0)9 4050 9552.
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The National Museum of Finland Ticket Office: Tel. +358 9 4050 9544, during museum opening hours Booking of guided tour: Tue-Fri 9 a.m.-12 noon, |
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