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22: 221:) the painting was likely completed shortly after Aasen began. This quick and unpolished technique allowed her to paint many participants of the conference, and according to Pushaw, gave her portrait of Finskog a "more imaginative and even modern rendering" by rejecting "precise verisimilitude". She also gifted some of her portraits to their subjects; while she created three paintings of the activist Thorkel Jonassen, she gave him one. 155: 170:
of Norway, Sweden, Russia, and Denmark. The event was pivotal in Sámi political consciousness as one of the first advocating for a unified Sámi state. Aasen visited the assembly to create a series of pastel portraits of the attendees, some of which were named after specific people (such as one for
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The sketchbooks of her youth, with one drawing from when she was 14, are held by the Trondheim Art Association as of 2018. According to art curator Rebeka Helena Blikstad, they show that, like many women artists of the period, she was interested in portraiture and interior painting, but also
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Many of Aasen's portraits were of activists for civil rights of the Sámi. Jonassen, for instance, was an activist who believed that the Sámi had no moral obligation to pay taxes to their colonial governments. After the conference, Valdemar Lindholm for the magazine
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On 10 October 1935, about a month after her 60th birthday, Aasen died of a stroke. Eight years later, the art association of Trondheim created a memorial exhibit of her work, and her family established an annual scholarship for young painters in her name:
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the Sámi and contributing to ignorance of their culture. Pushaw says that figures like Finskog were not "passive participant" in the congress or their portraits, but active social reformists across the Nordic region.
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political rights activist who spoke of the Sámi's economic situation as not being due to any inherent poverty of the group, but as the result of an "oppressed situation". In Aasen's portrait, Finskog wears a green
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that stalled much of their progress; Aasen's work in Snåsa, according to Pushaw, "retained visibility" of Sámi political struggle for its students, and showed that progress was possible.
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two years later. Her gifted portrait of Jonassen was also acquired by the Sámediggi; one of her portraits of him became a postcard, another was acquired by one of Norway's museums in
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when Aasen was two. Following her mother's death, her father married Næss's sister, and they cared for the four siblings. Two of her sisters died when she was about 17 years old.
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when she was 25 years old (around the year 1900). For a short time around 1903, and continuing between 1907 and 1909, she was trained by the painter
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parliament) in the late 20th century, where they remain as of 2021. Following her death, a scholarship for young artists was created by her family.
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Pushaw, Bart (2021). "Elsa Laula, Astri Aasen, and the ascent of Sámi visual sovereignty, 1904–1917". In Greaves, Kerry (ed.).
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Many of her paintings of the Sámi congress were recovered in 1995; they were obtained by the
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Aasen was born on 3 September 1875 to Anna Christine Næss and Nils Aasen. Her father was a
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wrote that the paintings were of "interesting types" — a view seen by Pushaw as
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Daniel Mortensen), and some of which were nondescript (such as
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Astri Aasen looking to the left of the camera
Trondheim
Harriet Backer
Oslo
the first Sámi assembly in 1917
Sámediggi
Sámi
jeweler
tuberculosis
retoucher
Ă…lesund
Bergen
Harriet Backer
Oslo
Kristiania
naturalism
Trondheim
Capri
Florence
Naples
Asor Hansen
nb
Viggo Johansen
Christian Krohg
Halfdan Strøm
LĂ©on Bonnat
Pastel portrait of Marie Finskog in green, sitting on a chair
the first Sámi assembly took place
Sámi
Marie Finskog

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