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Marja Lahelma

Biographic Data

ID4185984
NAMEMarja Lahelma
GIVEN NAMESMarja
FAMILY NAMELahelma
SIGNATURELAHELMA M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Helsinki
ORCID0000-0002-2418-1075
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Kieli ja kuvat todellisuuden rakentajina

    Open Access•Ville Hakanen, Katve‐Kaisa Kontturi et al.•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2025

    Editorial

  • Kohtaamisia nykyhetkessä

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma, Ville Hakanen et al.•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2025

    Pääkirjoitus

  • Rethinking Art History

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2024

    Editorial

  • Rappiosta renessanssiin

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Historiallinen Aikakauskirja•2024

    Suomen taidehistoriassa on vakiintunut käsitys 1800- ja 1900-lukujen vaihteesta kansallisen taiteen kultakautena. Tässä artikkelissa tarkastellaan kultakausikertomuksen historiallista rakentumista nostalgian käsitteen valossa. Aineistona toimivat kahden sotienvälisen Suomen keskeisen taidevaikuttajan Onni Okkosen ja Ludvig Wennervirran kirjoitukset. Niiden pohjalta pyritään osoittamaan kultakausikertomuksen taustalla vaikuttavia ideologisia ja po…

  • Fragmentoituvan taidemaailman haasteita ja mahdollisuuksia

    Open Access•Nina, Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2023

    Pääkirjoitus

  • ‘Rooted in the Native Soil’—Cultural Amnesia and the Myth of the ‘Golden Age’ in Finnish Art History

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Arts•2023

    In Finnish art history, the period around the turn of the 20th century has been considered to be particularly significant for the formation of a national identity, and it has therefore come to be known as the ‘Golden Age’ of Finnish art. According to the commonly held historical narrative, artists in late nineteenth-century Finland, which at the time was an autonomous Grand Duchy of the Russian Empire, shared a patriotic mission that led to a blo…

  • Sigrid af Forselles and 'The Development of the Human Soul

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Approaching Religion•2021

    The five-part relief series The Development of the Human Soul (c.1887-1903) by the Finnish sculptor Sigrid af Forselles is a monumental work consisting of five large plaster reliefs. The artist's esoteric interests have been noted in previous research, but their impact on her art has not been properly analysed. The first part of the relief series, which has for its subject a theme from Scandinavian mythology, belongs to the collections of the Fin…

  • Miten omakuva esittää

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2020

    Arvio väitöskirjasta Patrik Nyberg, Maalatut kasvot: Helene Schjerfbeckin omakuvat, modernismi ja esittäminen (Helsinki: Kansallisgalleria, 2019)

  • On the Possibility of Meaning in Science and Art

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Art History•2020

    Book review. Reviewed book: A Forest of Symbols: Art, Science, and Truth in the Long Nineteenth Century, by Andrei Pop. New York: Zone Books, 2019

  • The Symbolist aesthetic and the impact of occult and esoteric ideologies on modern art

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Approaching Religion•2018

    Within the past couple of decades, art-historical scholarship has developed a more acute awareness of the need to reassess and re-evaluate its dominant narratives. It has become apparent that the value judgements that have guided modernist historiography can no longer be taken for granted, and there has been an ever-increasing demand for more diverse perspectives. One central issue which has gradually surfaced into broader consciousness, is the i…

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  • The Symbolist aesthetic and the impact of occult and esoteric ideologies on modern art

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Approaching Religion•2018

    Within the past couple of decades, art-historical scholarship has developed a more acute awareness of the need to reassess and re-evaluate its dominant narratives. It has become apparent that the value judgements that have guided modernist historiography can no longer be taken for granted, and there has been an ever-increasing demand for more diverse perspectives. One central issue which has gradually surfaced into broader consciousness, is the i…

  • Miten omakuva esittää

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2020

    Arvio väitöskirjasta Patrik Nyberg, Maalatut kasvot: Helene Schjerfbeckin omakuvat, modernismi ja esittäminen (Helsinki: Kansallisgalleria, 2019)

  • On the Possibility of Meaning in Science and Art

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Art History•2020

    Book review. Reviewed book: A Forest of Symbols: Art, Science, and Truth in the Long Nineteenth Century, by Andrei Pop. New York: Zone Books, 2019

  • Sigrid af Forselles and 'The Development of the Human Soul

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Approaching Religion•2021

    The five-part relief series The Development of the Human Soul (c.1887-1903) by the Finnish sculptor Sigrid af Forselles is a monumental work consisting of five large plaster reliefs. The artist's esoteric interests have been noted in previous research, but their impact on her art has not been properly analysed. The first part of the relief series, which has for its subject a theme from Scandinavian mythology, belongs to the collections of the Fin…

  • Fragmentoituvan taidemaailman haasteita ja mahdollisuuksia

    Open Access•Nina, Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2023

    Pääkirjoitus

  • ‘Rooted in the Native Soil’—Cultural Amnesia and the Myth of the ‘Golden Age’ in Finnish Art History

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Arts•2023

    In Finnish art history, the period around the turn of the 20th century has been considered to be particularly significant for the formation of a national identity, and it has therefore come to be known as the ‘Golden Age’ of Finnish art. According to the commonly held historical narrative, artists in late nineteenth-century Finland, which at the time was an autonomous Grand Duchy of the Russian Empire, shared a patriotic mission that led to a blo…

  • Rethinking Art History

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2024

    Editorial

  • Rappiosta renessanssiin

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma•ARTICLE•Historiallinen Aikakauskirja•2024

    Suomen taidehistoriassa on vakiintunut käsitys 1800- ja 1900-lukujen vaihteesta kansallisen taiteen kultakautena. Tässä artikkelissa tarkastellaan kultakausikertomuksen historiallista rakentumista nostalgian käsitteen valossa. Aineistona toimivat kahden sotienvälisen Suomen keskeisen taidevaikuttajan Onni Okkosen ja Ludvig Wennervirran kirjoitukset. Niiden pohjalta pyritään osoittamaan kultakausikertomuksen taustalla vaikuttavia ideologisia ja po…

  • Kieli ja kuvat todellisuuden rakentajina

    Open Access•Ville Hakanen, Katve‐Kaisa Kontturi et al.•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2025

    Editorial

  • Kohtaamisia nykyhetkessä

    Open Access•Marja Lahelma, Ville Hakanen et al.•ARTICLE•Tahiti•2025

    Pääkirjoitus

Art (4 works) · Research in Social Sciences (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Art History and Market Analysis (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Mythology (2 works)

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