Paintings
- Queen Blanka (1877)
- Duke Karl Insulting the Corpse of Klaus Fleming (1878)
- A Child's Funeral (1879)
- Under the Birches (1881)
- Virginie (1883)
- At the sea (1883)
- Boys on the Shore (1884)
- Portrait of Louis Pasteur (1885)
- Women of Ruokolahti on the Church Hill (1887)
- The Luxembourg Garden (1887)
- Christ and Mataleena (1890)
- Porilaisten marssi (1890)
- Portrait of Nicholas II of Russia (1896)
- Portrait of Aino Ackté (1901)
- Inauguration of the Academy of Turku (1904)
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