Eduard Poland's "Pine Grove" (1933) is a captivating piece showcasing his favorite motif of pine groves. Created with tempera and gouache on paper, this 30,4 x 47,5 cm painting displays a pine grove on a hillock, with twilight falling from the evening sky casting shadows from nature, creating a romantic mood. The signature "Ed. Poland 1933" is inscribed in the lower right. Eduard Poland, a renowned landscape painter, had an illustrious career in theater artistry across Europe. This piece perfectly encapsulates his artistic prowess and love for natural scenery.

Experience the breathtaking panorama of the "Lukaš. Fortress on the Coast (second half of the 19th century)" artwork. Painted meticulously on wood, the masterpiece captures the essence of the coastal fortress with its vivid details and vibrant colors. The artist's signature, "Lukaš", adorns the lower right corner, testament to its authenticity and craftsmanship.

Experience the beauty of summer captured by renowned artist Rudolfs Kronbergs in "Summer Idyll". This exquisite piece, painted on cardboard, showcases his mastery in portraying the delicate nuances of a summertime scene. The lower right corner bears the authentic signature "Kronbergs", vouching for its originality.

This exquisite watercolor painting, "Town Hall Square in the Winter" (1950s), by renowned artist Arnold Vihvelin, presents a vivid and atmospheric depiction of Raekoja plats, Tallinn. Measuring 38.5 x 48 cm, the piece showcases Vihvelin's delicate handling of watercolors on paper, signed lower right as P.A.Vihvelin and noted on the reverse. Arnold Vihvelin's education includes studying in Tartu under P.Myunhhen and K.Raud's Studio (1906-1909), and St. Petersburg under notable artists V. Mate' and A.Rylov (1910-1920). A grant-aided student, Vihvelin also had the opportunity to travel to Vienna. He participated in exhibitions across Estonia, Russia, Germany, and Finland. This piece is a remarkable testament to Vihvelin's artistic legacy and a splendid addition to any art collection.