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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
The unknown artist (the beginning of 20 centuries). Flowers in the Chinese Vase
Delve into the world of early 20th-century art with "Flowers in the Chinese Vase" by The unknown artist (the beginning of 20 centuries). This stunning oil on cardboard painting showcases a blend of vivid colors and intricate brushwork, capturing the aesthetic of the era. The subtle interplay of light and shadow breathes life into the delicate flowers, housed in an ornate Chinese vase. An essential piece for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone looking to enrich their space with a touch of historical elegance.
Mei, Natalie (1900–1975). Sketch for a Costume. 1933
Sketch for a Costume. 1933 is a mesmerizing piece created by Natalie Mei, a renowned Estonian graphics and theatrical designer. This watercolour and pencil work on paper (24.7 x 17.4 cm) perfectly embodies Mei's signature style. Educated at the prestigious "Pallas" Art School under N.Triik, Mei became the principal costume designer for major productions at the "Estonia" Theatre, including works like S.Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet", M.Musorgsky's "Boris Godunov", and more. Mei's influence extended beyond the theatre, with additional designs for Tallinn Drama Theatre and the Leningrad musical theatre. This piece, capturing an upper-left perspective, serves as a testament to Mei's artistic genius.
Strahhov Anatoli (s. 1946). Varajane kevad (2023)
Artist: Anatoli Strahhov, born in 1946, is a renowned artist who studied at Tshinvali Art School from 1963 to 1967 and at the Estonian SSR State Art Institute from 1971 to 1976. He currently lives and works in Tallinn. Strahhov is a member of the Estonian Artists' Union and the Estonian Russian Artists' Association. He has been participating in national and international exhibitions since 1975. His annual solo exhibitions have been held in galleries and exhibition halls in Estonia and abroad. His works are in private collections in the USA, Finland, Italy, France, Japan, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Russia, and Estonia. Strahhov's works, which skillfully create the impression of different materials and textures, balance conservatism and experiment, tradition and exoticism, expressive materiality and ephemeralness on a strange border, contain elusive textures and meanings, never fully opening. He has participated in more than 30 solo and group exhibitions. The artwork "Varajane kevad (2023)" is an oil and tempera on canvas, measuring 39 x 62 cm, signed A. Strahhov 2023 on the right.
Uiga, Johannes (1918 – 1998). Landskape Pühajär. (1990)
Johannes Uiga's exquisite painting, "Landskape Pühajär" (1990), is an oil on cardboard creation that beautifully captures the essence of South Estonian landscapes. The work is signed "J.Uiga. 90" on the lower left and noted on the reverse as "Pühajärvel õli,papp 50 x 70 1990 a. J. Uiga." Uiga, a celebrated figure in Estonian art, graduated from the "Pallas" Art School in Tartu under the guidance of A.Vardi, K.Liimand, V.Ormisson, and has been a member of the Artists Union of Estonia since 1959. This piece reflects his deep connection to the Estonian countryside and showcases his profound talent in landscape painting. It's a must-have for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Strahhov, Anatoli (s. 1946). Gamla Hikaböle (2021)
Artist: Anatoli Strahhov. This stunning piece, "Gamla Hikaböle", is a blend of oil and tempera on canvas, measuring 55 x 70 cm. Signed by the artist, A. Strahhov, in 2021. Strahhov studied at the Tshinvali Art School from 1963 to 1967 and at the Estonian SSR State Art Institute from 1971 to 1976. He currently lives and works in Tallinn. A member of the Estonian Artists' Union and the Estonian Russian Artists' Association, Strahhov has been featured in national and international exhibitions since 1975. His works, which skillfully create the impression of various materials and textures, balance conservatism and experiment, tradition and exoticism, expressive materiality and ephemeral boundaries. His works are part of private collections in the USA, Finland, Italy, France, Japan, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Russia, and Estonia.
Salmre, Tatjana (1921 – 2013). The Crimea. Gurzuf (1950s)
Tatjana Salmre's evocative watercolour captures the essence of Gurzuf, a picturesque town in Crimea. This piece, titled "The Crimea. Gurzuf (1950s)," is a testament to Salmre's talent, as she brings the landscape to life on paper. The artwork measures 21.1 x 27.7 and is signed "T. Salmre" on the lower right.
Koppel, Fredrick (1909 – 1941). Flowers in a Green Jug. (1930s)
This captivating piece, "Flowers in a Green Jug" from the 1930s, is an exquisite oil on canvas artwork by the renowned artist, Fredrick Koppel. Measuring 91 x 60 cm, the artwork showcases Koppel's mastery of detail and color. The signature "Koppel" is elegantly placed on the lower left of the canvas, authenticating the piece. The interplay of light and shadow along with the delicate portrayal of flowers stands as a testament to Koppel's unparalleled talent.
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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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