Introducing "Dancers," a masterpiece by the renowned artist Yuri TerSar (1928-2012). This beautiful painting captures the grace and elegance of dancers in motion. Measuring 40x20 Lm, it's the perfect addition to any art collection or living space. Experience the rhythm and fluidity of movement as immortalized by TerSar in this exquisite piece.

Antonio Pecoraro's "Lady with Umbrella" (1970s - 80s) is an exquisite oil on canvas painting, measuring 60.5 x 41 cm. Signed "A. Pecoraro" on the lower right and marked "VSAX A. Pecoraro" on the reverse, this work reflects the artist's transition from impressionistic landscapes to city views and elegant ladies. Born in New York and graduated from the Naples Institute of Arts, Pecoraro's works have been exhibited globally and are part of private collections worldwide. This painting, from a period dominated by Abstract Expressionism, is an intriguing exploration of form and color, inspired by political freedoms in the United States and influenced by key European and American artists of the mid-20th century.

Ants Viidalepp's "At a Bath" (1997) is a captivating watercolour on paper that measures 47 x 63 cm. Signed "A.Viidalepp.97" at the lower right, this artwork captures the essence of Viidalepp's romantic emotion. A prominent figure in Estonian art, Viidalepp graduated from the State Art Institute of Tartu in 1948, having been a student under the renowned painter J. Voerahansu. He later became a professor at the Estonian State Art Institute. This piece showcases his characteristic romanticism, particularly evident in his smaller sketch works.

Watercolour on paper, this stunning piece by Natalie Mei, entitled "Sketch for a Costume" (1930s), measures 37 x 24.8 cm and is signed lower right by Kretschmar "Pidulik marss". Natalie Mei, a renowned Estonian graphics and theatrical designer, was educated at "Pallas" Art School under N.Triik and worked at the “Estonia” Theatre. Her significant works include costume designs for operas such as "Romeo and Juliet", "Boris Godunov", "Princess Turandot", "Carmen" and more. This sketch is part of her contribution to H.Kreushmars' "Ceremonial March" and represents a unique piece of theatrical history.