Experience the serene beauty of Talalaeva Rita's watercolour masterpiece, showcasing the nature of Volga's banks, the vastness of the Baltics, and the intricate beauty of architecture. This Estonian-born architect, artist, and interior designer has crafted an exquisite piece of art on paper, delicately bringing her surroundings to life. Born on the island of Saaremaa, Rita's artistic journey flourished with education in Saratov, Russia, and extensive experience as a designer. Her accolades include awards like "Best implemented design project in 2004" and the winner's diploma of the "Italian holidays 2012." This piece, marked with "TR 2021" on the lower left, captures the essence of her unique artistic vision and profound connection to nature and design. Add this piece to your collection and let it be a window to the tranquil landscapes of Eastern Europe.

Oil on canvas painting, "Flowers in blue vase" crafted by Oscar Raunam in 1978, showcases the mastery of the artist. Measuring at 65 x 50 cm, it bears the signature 'OR 78' on the lower right. Oscar Raunam, an alumni of the State Higher Art School, was under the tutelage of I. Greenberg and graduated in 1941. Recognized for his profound skill, he became a reader in 1951 and later, a professor of art in 1961. His talent was internationally acknowledged when he won the Grand Prix at the Paris Exhibition in 1937.

Johannes Uiga, the renowned Estonian artist, presents "Flowers" (1978), a stunning oil on cardboard painting. Measuring 27.8 x 22.5 cm, this piece captures the essence of South Estonian landscapes. Painted with a delicate touch, it reveals Uiga's mastery and unique style, honed under the guidance of his teachers A.Vardi, K.Liimand, V.Ormisson at the famous "Pallas" Art School in Tartu. Lower right signed J.Uiga, and dated on the reverse 17.XII.1978. A member of the Artists Union of Estonia since 1959, Uiga's work continues to inspire and enchant art enthusiasts worldwide.