Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Old Riga through the eyes of Nikolai Tihonov in this mesmerizing oil on cardboard painting. Created in 1979, "Old Riga" reflects Tihonov's deep appreciation for the city's architecture and cultural heritage. The detailed brushwork and rich color palette make it an exquisite piece for any art enthusiast or lover of history. Measuring 50 x 27, it's a beautiful medium-sized artwork that will captivate viewers and become a conversation starter in any space.

Explore the intricate beauty of "Kaktus" (1987-1988) by Alfred Kongo, a masterpiece created with tempera on cardboard. With dimensions of 68.5 x 49.8 cm, this striking piece of art reflects the distinctive "Pallas" style, typical of Kongo's work. A graduate of the renowned "Pallas" Art School in Tartu, Kongo was mentored by notable artists J.Vahtra, A.Vabbe, and V.Ormisson. His art has been celebrated in numerous exhibitions and is featured in many museums. Add the elegance of Kongo's artistry to your collection today!

Explore the elegance and mastery of Tucdiace (The Italian artist) in "The Laying Woman" (50s). This breathtaking oil on canvas painting, measuring 63 x 94, showcases the artist's adept handling of form and color. Positioned in the lower left, the composition captures a timeless scene that resonates with art enthusiasts and collectors alike. Perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to any space, "The Laying Woman" offers an extraordinary glimpse into Tucdiace's world.

This exquisite oil on canvas painting titled "Kivatši Waterfall in Karelia" is a masterpiece by the renowned artist Agu Pihelga, dating back to 1968. Measuring 54 x 73 cm, it prominently features Pihelga's signature on the lower right as "A.Pihelga 68". The reverse side of the painting offers further insights, inscribed with "Agu Pihelga Kivatši kosk Karjalas õli, lõuend 1968. 54 x 73". Pihelga graduated from the State Art Industrial School in 1934 and was mentored by R. Nyman and A. Jansen. He further honed his skills in Helsinki between 1936 and 1939 under the guidance of W. Lonnberg. Agu Pihelga’s career spanned decades, teaching at the Estonian State Art Institute from 1946 to 1980. Elevated to the position of assistant professor in 1961, he was notably influenced by the impressionist style, often showcasing it in his landscape and cityscape paintings. Pihelga's remarkable works are housed in prestigious locations, including the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg and the State Art Museum of Kyrghyzstan in Bishkek.