Oil on masonite by the renowned artist Vilma Tugi, this magnificent piece titled "Flowers" was crafted in 1963. It beautifully captures the essence of nature in vibrant hues. Signed in the lower right corner as "V. Tugi 63", this artwork resonates with Tugi's signature style and precision.

Experience the serene beauty of nature through the art of Vladimir Anishchenko. This realistic oil painting titled "Wind" measures 24 х 41 cm and is signed by the artist as Anishchanka on the lower right. Born in 1965, Anishchenko graduated from the Vitebsk State Pedagogical Institute, art-graphic faculty in 1993. A seasoned exhibitor, his detailed and scrupulous landscapes breathe life into every leaf and blade, creating an enchanting airspace that invites the viewer into a world of captivating silence and respectful, enthusiastic admiration of nature. This masterpiece has been exhibited at various locations, including Sevastopol, Paderborn, Bonn, and Moscow's famous galleries. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Vladimir Anishchenko's remarkable work, reflecting the pure and unspoiled essence of our world.

Erich Pehap's "Woods landscape" (1932) is a stunning watercolour painting on paper, marked with the signature "E 32" on the lower right. Measuring 50 x 36 cm, it's a beautiful representation of Pehap's skill and creativity. Pehap studied at the “Pallas” Art School in Tartu and graduated from the Montreal Institute of Design. His works are globally recognized and found in museums across Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, and private collections. As a member of several prestigious international art associations and an honorary member of the International Academy in Rome and the Academy of Milan, his legacy continues to inspire art enthusiasts. Exhibited across Canada, USA, and many European countries, this piece symbolizes Pehap's international success and artistic excellence.

This exquisite oil painting on a zinc plate by the known Düsseldorf artist, Carl Wilhelm Hübner, showcases a touching scene: "Mother with the Child." Created during the period of 1840-50s, the artwork possesses the signature CH at the lower right and "Carl Hübner" on the reverse. The oval painting, measuring 15 x 11.5, conveys a timeless emotion that captures the tender relationship between a mother and her child. This is an exceptional piece for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.