ARTIST

Marcus Collin

Marcus Collin, a Finnish Expressionist, painted vibrant scenes of the Finnish archipelago before embracing a more ascetic palette as a central member of the November Group.

ABOUT

Gustaf Marcus Collin, born in Helsinki in 1882, initially pursued law, journalism, and even architecture before finding his true calling in art. His early life reflects a search for purpose, eventually leading him to art studies in Helsinki and Paris. It was during his fourth trip to Paris, while enrolled at Académie Ranson under Paul Sérusier, that Collin's artistic direction began to solidify. Sérusier's emphasis on composition and color significantly influenced Collin, le…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Winter Landscape 1907 · Finnish National Gallery Seated Nude Woman 1909 · Statens Museum for Kunst Street in Paris 1909 · Finnish National Gallery Street Scene 1909 · Finnish National Gallery Catholic Priest 1912 · Finnish National Gallery From Paris 1912 · Finnish National Gallery
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