Tarvaspää
Espoo, Finland
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Tarvaspää is an artist's home and atelier in Espoo, Finland, built in 1913 by the Finnish painter and designer Akseli Gallen-Kallela for his own use. Designed by Gallen-Kallela himself in a blend of National Romantic and Renaissance architectural styles, the building reflects the artistic vision of its creator and serves as a museum dedicated to his work and life. Now a protected cultural heritage site of national significance, Tarvaspää remains a landmark of early twentieth-century Finnish artistic practice and domestic design.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- atelier, artist's-home museum
- Heritage
- protected building in the Built Heritage Register, Cultural Heritage Site of National Significance
- Place
- Espoo, Finland
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