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FNG Research is the online magazine of the Finnish National Gallery. This online publication aims to promote the research activities of the Gallery, research being a part of its core functions. The Finnish National Gallery consists of three museums – the Ateneum Art Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, the Sinebrychoff Art Museum – and the Department for Collections Management. FNG Research is a magazine for art-museum and art-history professionals internationally. The site is updated bi-monthly with new developments and content.

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  • Albert Edelfelt Goes on Tour
  • Albert Edelfelt – The Golden Boy of Finnish Art
  • Albert Edelfelt and French Art Criticism – The Most Parisian of Finns and the Most Finnish of Parisians
  • Albert Edelfelt and His International Network
  • Albert Edelfelt’s Artworks in the Ateneum Art Museum’s Collection and His Role as an Art Expert and Intermediary
  • A Life in Conservation
  • Hauntings: Taking a Look at Elga Sesemann’s Landscapes
  • Call for Research Interns 2023
  • Editorial: The Art Experiment, Bodily Approaches and Material Support
  • ARS22 – Living Encounters
  • The Flowering of Science and Art
  • Indian Yellow and Titanium White – A Material-centred Perspective on the Pigments Used by Artists Helene Schjerfbeck and Akseli Gallen-Kallela in the 1920s
  • The Ateneum to the Backbone – 19th-Century Anatomy Drawings in the Finnish National Gallery Collections
  • Mementos on Display: Portrait Miniatures in the Sinebrychoffs’ Art Collection
  • Editorial: Researching the Finnish National Gallery’s Collections
  • Celebrating Three Decades of Collecting Contemporary Art
  • Milk, Monosodium Glutamate, Chewing Gum and Dust – Lasting and Evanescent Material in Kiasma’s Collections
  • Dialogues, Complaints, Coffee, and Dough. When the Viewer Participates
  • ‘I Wish to Be a Field of Constant Transformation’ – Eino Ruutsalo’s Experimental Approaches in the 1960s
  • Recycled Utopia – Where Art and Everyday Life Coalesce
  • Out in the Field – a Gothic Modern Tour
  • Two Research Interns Appointed at the Finnish National Gallery for 2022
  • Editorial: Celebrating the Milestones
  • Art and Travel: The First Steps in the Formation of Paul and Fanny Sinebrychoff’s Collection in 1883–99
  • A Collector’s Dream
  • Living Encounters: Creating a Landmark ­Contemporary Art Show
  • Observations on the Painting Technique and Materials Used in the Painting of Lake View, by Akseli Gallen-Kallela
  • Body, Trace, Perception
  • Gothic Modern Sensibilities: Vaults of Matter and Spirit via a Russian Arch
  • Call for Research Interns 2022
  • Editorial: Past, Present and Future
  • Gothic Modern
  • Writing the Gothic: Defining the Character of Medieval Heritage in Estonia from the late 19th Century to the 1930s
  • The Artist, his Admirers, his Dealers and Inheritors – Ilya Repin and his Career in the Republic of Finland
  • Sources for Ilya Repin Researchers in the Archive Collections of the Finnish National Gallery
  • A Renaissance Masterpiece in the Sinebrychoff Art Museum – Virgin and Child with John the Baptist and St Anthony the Abbot, by Jacopo Bassano
  • Magnus Enckell – Decoding an Enigma
  • Finnish Landscapes on Tour
  • Juhana Blomstedt’s Art and Thought 1970–80
  • A New Research Project: ‘Pioneering Women Artists in the 19th Century’
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