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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
Talvik, Herman (1906 – 1984). Talv. (1960-ndad, 1970-ndate algus)
Experience the brilliance of renowned artist Herman Talvik with his masterpiece "Talv." Created in the 1960s and early 1970s, this oil on canvas painting reflects Talvik's unique style and mastery. Measuring 39 x 65, the painting's timeless essence is captured by the signature "Talvik" at the lower right corner. One of the very well-known pieces by the artist, "Talv" is a reflection of artistic beauty and will be a prized possession for any art lover.
Gailit, Elvi (1931 – 1990). Orchids. (1988)
Elvi Gailit's "Orchids" is a mesmerizing oil painting capturing the delicate essence and beauty of orchids. The canvas, measuring 65 x 55 cm, showcases Gailit's masterful strokes and refined technique. Dated 1988 and bearing the artist's signature "E. Gailit 88" on the lower left, this piece is a testament to Gailit's profound understanding of nature's subtleties and his ability to translate them into an enduring piece of art.
Anishchenko Vladimir (born 1965). Morning. (2020)
Introducing "Morning" (2020) by Vladimir Anishchenko, a beautiful oil on canvas painting that captures the essence of the natural world. Born in 1965 in Orsha, Belarus, Anishchenko's realistic style is showcased through scrupulous attention to detail. Every blade and birch leaf in this landscape is brought to life, creating an airspace that captivates the viewer. Footpaths and glades beckon, and the tranquil surface of rivers enchants. Having exhibited in various countries and galleries, Anishchenko's respectful and enthusiastic attitude toward nature shines through in this artwork. Experience the penetrating silence and breathtaking beauty of "Morning."
Pavel, Louis (1915 – 1977). Uderna maastik. (1954)
Explore the vibrant landscape through "Uderna maastik" (1954), a stunning watercolour painting on paper by the renowned artist Pavel Louis (1915 – 1977). The artwork measures 24 x 30 Lm and captures the essence of nature with delicate brush strokes and captivating colors. This timeless piece offers a window into the artist's soul and his deep connection with the world around him. Add this exquisite artwork to your collection and let it be a conversation starter in your space.
Loik, Valerian (1904 – 1986). View of Tolli Street. (1970 -s)
This unique artwork, "View of Tolli Street," captures a moment from the 1970s, meticulously crafted by Loik, Valerian using colored and black pencils on paper. Its dimensions are 24 x 17.4 cm. On its reverse, a confirmation from I. Lorberg validates that the work was indeed created by V. Loik. A piece that carries the authenticity and vision of an era gone by.
Kits-Mägi, Linda (1916-1990). The Uzbek Girl. (1947)
In 1947, Linda Kits-Mägi ventured on a creative trip to Central Asia with her husband E. Kitts, E. Okas, and R. Sagritz, resulting in the enchanting artwork "The Uzbek Girl." Created with oil on cardboard, this piece showcases Linda's unique picturesque-coloristic key influenced by late French Impressionism. The artist's blend of color and style captures the essence of her subject, reflecting her distinguished individuality and strong personality. Studying at the Pallas Art School and marrying Elmar Kits in 1939, Linda developed her own signature style while being oriented towards French culture and impressionism.
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.
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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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