Wäinö Aaltonen museum in Turku. A large collection of his works are on permanent exhibition at the Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art in Turku. His work was also part of the sculpture event in the art competition at the 1948 Summer Olympics. Works Tytön pää, n. 1917 Graniittipoika, 1917–1920 Maria Jotuni, 1918–1920 Opettajani, 1919 Aaro Hellaakosken pronssipää, 1919 Savonlinnan sankaripatsas, (The Hero's Grave) 1919–1921 Punagraniittinen neito, 1923 Mustagraniittinen neito, 1924 Paavo Nurmi runner statue, 1924–1925 Seisova nainen, 1920–1924 Istuva nainen, 1920–1925 Uimaan lähtevä nainen, 1924 Turun Lilja, n. 1924–1926 Musica, 1926 Aleksis Kivi statue (Tampere), 1926–1927 Statues on Hämeensilta bridge, Tampere: Eränkävijä (the Hunter), Veronkantaja (the Tax Collector), Kauppias (the Merchant) ja Suomen neito (the Maiden of Finland), 1927–1929 Myrsky (Memorial statue for the 53 victims of the sunken Finnish torpedo boat S2 in Reposaari, Pori), 1930 Statues in the plenary chamber of Parliament House 1930–1932 Aleksis Kivi Memorial (Helsinki), 1930–1939 Marjatta, 1934 Delaware-muistomerkki, 1937–1938 Vapauden jumalatar seppelöi nuoruuden, 1939–1940 Memorial of the Battle of Kämärä, 1939/1949 Tampereen Osuustoimintamuistomerkki, 1949–1950 Ystävyys solmitaan (Joint monument for the cities of Turku and Gothenburg), n. 1948–1955 Lahden sankaripatsas, 1952 Rautatienrakentajien muistomerkki, 1957, Hyvinkää Genius ohjaa nuoruutta (in front of the University of Turku main library), 1958–1960 Statues of presidents in front of Parliament house: K. J. Ståhlberg, 1957–1958; P. E. Svinhufvud, 1957–1959 Genius Montanus (on Aaltonen's grave in Turku), 1960 Johannes Gutenberg, 1962 (Büste) References External links Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art in Turku Art Signature Dictionary, genuine signature by the artist Wäinö Aaltonen Here are 11 examples of Wäinö Aaltonen's signature and monogram, six dated from 1925 to 1940. 1894 births 1966 deaths People from Pöytyä People from Turku and Pori Province (Grand Duchy of Finland) Modern sculptors Recipients of the Prince Eugen Medal 20th-century Finnish sculptors Olympic competitors in art competitions