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Rios ART Gallery
We offer a wide range of paintings, graphics, sculptures and ART glass.
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For over three decades, our gallery has celebrated and showcased artistic talent. In collaboration with the Sports Society, we've hosted numerous exhibitions and auctions, including several charitable ones.
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At Rios ART Gallery, you'll discover masterpieces from both Estonian and global cultures. Our extensive collection offers art pieces suitable for varied budgets.
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Often, individuals find themselves pondering over the perfect gift for a special event. Consider gifting paintings, porcelain, glass art, icons, or books – timeless tokens that will always evoke memories of the giver.
All artworks with NFT certificates
Mei, Natalie (1900–1975). Sketch for a Costume. (1933)
Experience the alluring world of theatre through the stunning work of Natalie Mei (1900–1975) in her "Sketch for a Costume" (1933). Rendered in delicate watercolour on paper, this piece showcases Mei's signature style and understanding of theatrical aesthetics. Measuring 23.4 x 16.6 cm, the sketch features her unique markings, "1 Lepp 2 Kuurmann" on the lower left and "Valgehobu" on the upper right. As one of Estonia's renowned graphics and theatrical designers, Mei's work spans across Estonia Theatre, creating costumes for significant productions like "Romeo and Juliet," "Boris Godunov," "Princess Turandot," "Carmen," and more. Her influence also extended to the Tallinn Drama Theatre and the Leningrad musical theatre. A piece like this provides an exclusive glimpse into Mei's imagination and is sure to captivate any art or theatre enthusiast.
Anishchenko Vladimir (born 1965). Wind. (2020)
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.
Pilar, Aleksander (1912 – 1989). Still-life. (1970)
Pilar Aleksander's "Still-life" (1970) is a captivating watercolor painting on paper, measuring 2 x 48 cm. Signed with "Pilar 70" on the lower left, this work embodies the essence of Aleksander's artistic style. Born into a military family and spending his childhood in Yugoslavia, Pilar eventually settled in Estonia in 1922. Known for his floral compositions, seascapes, and lyrical watercolors dedicated to nature, he worked for the “Eesti Siid” factory and studied under the renowned painter A.Kaigorodov. An active member of Estonian Arts Group in Jaroslavl, he was also awarded the title of an honorary artist of Estonia. Whether a collector or a casual art lover, this piece will surely be a cherished addition to any collection.
Artwork by Fuks, Margarethe (1921 – 2005)
Fuks, Margarethe was a renowned artist, born in 1921 in Leningrad. Her family moved to Estonia the same year. She completed her primary education in Tallinn in 1935 and graduated from the State School of Applied and Fine Arts in 1940, specializing in decorative painting. She furthered her studies at the J.Koorti State School of Applied Arts in 1940-41 and at the Tallinn School of Fine and Applied Arts in 1942-43 under N.Mei and E.Haamer. She worked in Sindi and in Tallinn at A. Mõttus's studio and at "Arsis" from 1944-83. She became a member of the Artists' Union in 1955. Fuks illustrated and designed numerous children's and youth books, textbooks, youth magazines, and newspapers. She also practiced poster art and painted cityscapes, still lifes, and portraits. In 1947, she designed the badge and breastplate for the first general song festival of the Estonian SSR, together with A.Hoidre. Her work is characterized by the use of gouache on paper, with dimensions of 28.2 x 45.9 cm. Each piece is signed and dated, with a publisher's text on the reverse confirming authorship.
Halliste, Herman (1900-1973). Asters. (1960s)
Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of "Asters," a pastel masterpiece by the renowned artist Herman Halliste. Crafted delicately on paper, the artwork captivates with its evocative color tones and soft textures. Halliste's signature can be seen in the lower right corner, denoted as "H. H.," a testament to the authenticity and legacy of the piece from the 1960s.
Unknown German artist. Landscape with the farm (1940s)
Presenting "Unknown German artist. Landscape with the farm (1940s)" - an exquisite piece of art that beautifully captures the essence of a serene landscape during the 1940s. This oil on canvas painting is meticulously crafted and brings a touch of vintage charm to any room. The subtle signature of P. Cron on the lower right adds authenticity to this timeless masterpiece.
Aavik Priidu (1905 – 1991). Faroe Island. (1963)
Immerse yourself in the mystical beauty of the Faroe Islands as seen through the eyes of renowned Estonian artist, Priidu Aavik. Crafted in 1963, this oil-on-cardboard piece vividly captures the raw and natural allure of the North Atlantic Ocean's jewel. Aavik, known for his expeditions with the Estonian fishing fleet in the 1960s, often featured the Faroe Islands in his works. This painting represents not just a chapter in Aavik's illustrious career, but also a distinctive facet of 1960s Estonian art. Standing at 48 x 69 cm, it is a testament to Aavik's adept use of the felt-tip pen and his refined compositional techniques, honed through years of academic training and teaching.
The unknown Flemish artist (the end of XVIII c.- the begin.of XVIII). “
Oil on wood, "The Villagers on Open Air Celebration" is a masterful depiction of XVII century rural life by the renowned artist David Teniers junior. Painted with exquisite detail, this scene captures the joy and mirth of village celebrations. On the reverse, the painting bears the date 1653 in pencil, accompanied by an inscription that remains unreadable. This work of art measures 20.2 x 33.5, reflecting the artistic vision of the period, and would be an impressive addition to any collection.
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Established in 1991, we have been curating and offering exceptional collectible pieces. Our passion for what we do is the driving force behind our enduring success. Every member of our team is committed to showcasing only the most exclusive collectibles at fair prices. At the heart of our mission is an unwavering dedication to stellar customer service. Allow us to guide you to the perfect artwork or introduce you to a range of captivating alternatives.
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