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Halosenniemi studio – home – museum

Pekka Halonen is one of the most beloved painters of the late 19th and early 20th century in Finnish art. He designed his home and studio – called Halosenniemi – on the shores of Lake Tuusula. Halosenniemi served as a home for Halonen’s family and as a source of artistic inspiration. Welcome to visit us!

Exterior of Halosenniemi museum, large dark wooden house with steep roof.

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Interior of Halosenniemi studio with wooden walls, large window, fireplace, and artist’s work area.

Pekka Halonen

Pekka Halonen (1865–1933) is one of the most beloved painters of the late 19th and early 20th century in Finnish art.
A man standing in front of an easel, holding a paintbrush and a palette.

Halosenniemi

Pekka Halonen designed his home and studio – called Halosenniemi – on the shores of Lake Tuusula.
Halosenniemi museum in summer, surrounded by green trees and garden.

Current Exhibition

From Stonemasons to Log Floaters

4.2.–24.5.2026

The title of the exhibition derives from two of Pekka Halonen’s well‑known commissioned works: the wall fresco Stonemasons (1902) in the vestibule of the Sigrid Jusélius Mausoleum, and the painting Log Floaters (1925), commissioned by the League of Nations in Geneva. In the early part of his career, Halonen also produced commissioned portraits, illustrated books, and took part in competitions for church altarpieces.