This was the home of the parliamentarian, publisher and patron Amos Anderson, built in 1912-13, by the architects Palmqvist and Sjöström, and left by Anderson to the state. Today, it displays his collection of Scandinavian work from the 19 and particularly the 20C. and is also host to shorter monthly exhibitions. Among the artists included in the museum's catalogue are, notably, Finch, Marcus Collin and Magnus Enckel, principal Finnish Impressionist.