Valdur Ohakas' painting "Maastik" (1965) is an exquisite example of 20th-century Estonian art. Created with oil on cardboard, it measures 37 x 48 cm and is signed lower left as "VOhakas 65." On the reverse, you'll find "Ohakas, Valdur 'Maastik' 1965 37 x 48." Ohakas, who lived from 1925 to 1998, was a distinguished artist, particularly celebrated in Estonia. His education at the Tartu art institute, his affiliation with the Pallas school, and his friendships within the Tartu circle make his works stand out with critical perspectives on established art norms. Despite a significant loss in a fire, his remaining creations continue to resonate with art enthusiasts.His "Maastik" embodies his love for drawing and captures moments of inspiration. Its vibrant strokes and composition reflect the artist's emotions, making it a remarkable piece of art that's both fresh and real.

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.

Eduard Kutsar's "Winter Landscape with a Road" is a mesmerizing portrayal of winter's serenity, executed in oil on cardboard. This exquisite piece, measuring 14,6 х 14,7, exemplifies Kutsar's refined color palette. Having graduated from the prestigious Art School Pallas in 1937, Kutsar's artworks radiate a subtlety in color, capturing the viewer's attention and invoking deep emotions.