Category:Emil Wikström

**Emil Wikström**
	Finnish sculptor (1864-1942)
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Name in native language	Emil Wikström;
Date of birth	13 April 1864; Turku
Date of death	26 September 1942; Helsinki
Place of burial	Hietaniemi cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Finland (1917–); Grand Duchy of Finland (–1917);
Residence	Visavuori (Sääksmäki);
Educated at	Academy of Fine Arts Vienna;
Occupation	sculptor; architect; visual artist;
Native language	Swedish;
Sibling	Karl Gustav Wikström;
Child	Mielikki Ivalo;
Relative	Kari Suomalainen (grandson); Yrjö Suomalainen (son-in-law);
Work location	Visavuori; Helsinki; Turku;
Notable work	Lyhdynkantajat;
Award received	Ducat Prize; Commander of the Order of the White Rose of Finland (1923); Knight of the Legion of Honour; Order of the Three Stars, 3rd Class (1926);
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