Amos Anderson Art Museum

Amos • Anderson Art Museum

The Amos • Anderson Art Museum is located in the Kamppi district in central Helsinki and was built according to the will of art patron Amos • Anderson. The museum's permanent exhibition space is housed in the Söderlångvik building and also includes a wonderful Amos Café.

The Amos • Anderson Art Museum is one of Finland’s largest private art museums. Its collection includes both contemporary and traditional artworks, most of which are works by Finnish and international artists from the 20th century. The museum houses approximately 6,000 pieces, mainly consisting of oil paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, and photographs. Some items even include textiles, furniture, glassware, and ceramics from the home of Amos • Anderson. Among these, some older works form part of Amos • Anderson’s personal collection, including 250 oil paintings, sculptures, and prints. In addition, the museum's painting collection prominently features works by renowned artists such as Paul Signac, Tove Jansson, Louis Valtat, Roger Fry, Alfred William Finch, and Magnus Enckell. The museum’s special exhibitions generally focus on visual arts, occasionally also covering architecture, photography, and applied arts.

Amos Anderson Art Museum

Must-visit reason: One of Finland’s largest private art museums

Continent where the attraction is located: Europe【Europe】

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Finland[Finland]

Province/State where the attraction is located: Uusimaa Region [Uusimaa Region]

City where the attraction is located: Helsinki [Helsinki]