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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
Rossmann, Maximilian Georg (1861 – 1926). Horses in a Court Yard. (1899)
This exquisite oil on canvas painting by Maximilian Georg Rossmann, titled "Horses in a Court Yard," captures the essence of timeless grace and power. Painted on 10 März 1899, it measures 45.5 x 56 centimeters and is signed "MRossmann" on the lower right. The artist's mastery in conveying the strength and elegance of horses within a court yard provides viewers with a unique glimpse into a bygone era. The painting's blend of classic techniques and Rossmann's personal style makes it an unparalleled piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Paris, Väino (1921 – 2001). Autumn Day (1990)
An evocative piece titled "Autumn Day" painted in 1990 by the renowned artist Väino Paris. This artwork captures the subtle charm of an autumn day with delicate strokes on oil on cardboard. Signed on the lower right as V. Paris 1990, this piece is a testament to the timeless appeal of Paris's craftsmanship.
Arno Vihalemm (1911 – 1990). Portrait of a Man (Ivar Paljak (1931 – 2021). (1973)
Oil on canvas
80.5 x 60
Bottom right – A.Vihalemm - 73
Poet, painter and graphic artist, born in 1911 near Pärnu. Died in 1990 in Sweden.
In 1934–40 and 1943, Arno Vihalemm studied painting and graphic art at “Pallas” under the guidance of N. Triik, K. Liimandi, A. Vabbe and A. Vard. After the war, he cultivated painting in Sweden, but mainly graphic art, becoming one of the most interesting Estonian masters abroad in this field in the 1950s and 60s.
He has relatively few portraits; this portrait is a good work.
Ivar Paljak (1931–2021) - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Chairman of the Estonian Cultural Team, Member of the Board of the Estonian Scientific Society in Sweden, Member of the REL Representative Council since 2000, Member of the REL Language Committee. Order of the Estonian National Coat of Arms, 4th class 2000. Member of the Estonian Government in Exile 1985–92 “Children”: two (aged 55 and 60). Important to me are issues of preserving the Estonian national group in Sweden and issues related to Estonian journalism in Sweden.
Burman, Karl sen. (1882 – 1965). Three Cows. Etude. (1940 – 50s.)
Watercolour, pencil, and cardboard masterpiece depicting "Three Cows. Etude" from the 1940-50s era. Crafted by the renowned artist Karl Burman who underwent art education in Tallinn under K.Vinkler. He furthered his knowledge in Moscow at the Stroganov School of technical drawing and in St. Petersburg at the Shtiglits Art School. From 1902 to 1907, he diligently studied architecture at the Petersburg Academy of Arts.
Põks, Monika (1921 – 1953). Narcissus (1939)
Watercolour art on paper by the talented Monika Põks, a student of the National Art School and the Tallinn Art and Applied Art School. Monika's studies in art also took her to the Leipzig Academy of Graphic Arts and the Munich Academy. This particular piece, "Narcissus (1939)", showcases her skills honed during her time at the National School of Art. It's worth noting that Monika Põks hails from an artistic lineage, being the daughter of renowned artist Karin Pipenberg.
Gailit, Elvi (1931 – 1990). Roses on a White Chair. (1980s)
Experience the timeless allure of "Roses on a White Chair" by the esteemed Elvi Gailit. This exquisite oil on canvas, from the 1980s, showcases Gailit's signature strokes and meticulous attention to detail. The interplay of light and shadow across the white chair, adorned with roses, captivates the viewer, beckoning them into a world of serenity and contemplation. Marked with E. Gailit's initials on the lower right, this masterpiece is a testament to the artist's enduring legacy.
Franz Karl Eduard von Gebhardt (1838 – 1925). Mother and Child. (1920s)
This exquisite oil painting, titled "Mother and Child," is a masterpiece by Franz Karl Eduard von Gebhardt. Painted on wood, the piece measures 119.5 x 44 cm. The artist's initials "EvGebhardt" can be discerned at the lower right corner, while "E. Gebhardt Nachlass" is inscribed on the reverse. This work was distinctly crafted for a specific location and holds sentimental value, intended for those dear to the artist. Eduard von Gebhardt, an alumnus of the St Petersburg Academy of Arts, later became a distinguished professor at the Düsseldorf Academy. His artistry has often been likened to the legendary maestros of the Renaissance era. This piece has graced various exhibitions, including those in Tallinn, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Brussels, and Dresden.
The unknown artist from the beginning of the 20th century. “
This exquisite piece titled "The Ballerinas" captures the grace and beauty of dancers in the 1920s to 1940s. Painted with oil on masonite, the 39.5 x 32 painting resonates with elegance and movement. Though the signature on the lower left is not easily legible, this artwork represents the rich legacy of The unknown artist from the beginning of the 20th century. Perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors, this piece is an epitome of timeless charm.
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About Us
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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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