Finnish Contemporary Art

Anchored in the bold optimism of late-1960s Scandinavian design, this framed textile panel features the iconic "Kurve" pattern by Verner Panton. Designed for Danish textile maker Mira X in 1969, pattern 47806 unfolds as a hypnotic, concentric wave—an orange rainbow of deep tangerine, terra cotta, and brick tones, subtly shifting in monochromatic harmony. Set within a sleek, polished metal frame, the textile is presented as both minimalist sculpture and graphic artwork. Its clean edges complement the geometric form, while its textured surface brings warmth and tactility. Measuring 36.25 inches square with a depth of 1.5 inches, the panel strikes a commanding balance—impactful in scale yet refined in its statement. The condition is exceptional: colors are vibrant and the textile surface shows no visible wear, presenting as a meticulous artifact of its era. With the framed piece ready to hang, it becomes an immediate focal point capable of energizing any space with its retro-modern charisma. This is more than decoration—it is emblematic of Verner Panton’s visionary ethos. His work blurred the lines between textiles, interior architecture, and visual art, crafting immersive environments saturated in color and form. The "Kurve" motif exemplifies that approach, bringing a geometric pulse that is both playful and disciplined. Among collectors of mid-century modern textiles, Panton panels remain rare and highly prized. Original framed examples of this iconic design are increasingly sought after, with their vibrant palettes and graphic precision positioning them as both collectible artifacts and fine art statements. This panel invites comparison to minimal abstraction and pop-inspired geometry—an emblematic accent for scaled gallery walls, dramatic entry foyers, or curated lounge environments. It offers both visual warmth and sculptural poise, serving as a timeless centerpiece for interiors that value playful geometry, vintage colorcraft, and design provenance. This listing is for the framed textile alone. The matching pillows, chair, end table and accessories are sold separately. Framed Mid-Century Modern Verner Panton Orange...

A piece of Katsuji Wakisaka's "Sademetsa" textile design for Marimekko from 1974 mounted on wood stretcher. The large print of oak leaves and acorns i...

Fantastic work made up of four paintings that make up Series 4 created by the Finnish artist Annina Uusmaa in 1993. Representing the same abstract Silhouette...

One of a kind wall sculpture, signed by the artist.

Jorma Puranan, Finland (1951-). Large chromogenic print 'Icy Prospects' in wood frame, label on verso Galerie Anhava, Finland. Comes with hard cover coffee table book 'Icy prospects'.

Katsuji was born in 1944 and in 1968, at the age of 24 he started working for the Finnish textile company, Marimekko. Katsuji was the first Japanese Textile designer to work for a Fi...

Wonderful wave wall art panel in the style of Verner Panton. Printed in Finland, 1978.

Painting “Metamorfoosi” by Osmo Valtonen, Finland, 1968. Acrylic on hardboard/wood, signed and dated 1968. Kinetic art. Measure: H 95 cm/ 3' 2'' W 118 cm/ 3' 11'' Exhibi...

Color wave pattern in the style of Verner Panton. Signed Finlayson and dated 1978. Stretched over a wood frame. May be hung vertical or horizontal.

Bold abstract of a charging animal from Finnish artist Tuula Lukkarinen, found in a gallery in Helsinki. Great hues of black and white with subtle touches of greens and acqua form t...