August Pulst, an esteemed artist (1889-1977), presents "Winter Landscape" (1911), a beautiful watercolor creation on paper. This 24.1 x 39.3 cm masterpiece demonstrates his finesse in art, learned at the Riga Art School under the instruction of V. Purvitis, V. Tillbergs, and B. Borchert. From theater decoration to museum curation and folklore collection, Pulst's wide range of experiences have influenced his artistic expression. His landscapes, flowers, and views of old towns, often with an ethnographical touch, have been exhibited since 1919. "Winter Landscape" encapsulates this rich heritage and is a magnificent example of his talent in watercolors and oil paintings.

Mixed media on cardboard, "Roheline maastik majaga" (1980s) by Alfred Kongo is a breathtaking piece reflecting the Pallas style. Measuring 64 x 50 cm, this artwork illustrates the artistic genius that Kongo absorbed as a student of J.Vahtra, A.Vabbe, and V.Ormisson at the Pallas Art School in Tartu. Lower on the reverse, it is signed by A.Kongo himself. Alfred Kongo's works are housed in many museums and have been part of numerous exhibitions, marking his significant contribution to art.

Embrace the timeless beauty of "The unknown artist (the beginning of 20 centuries). Flowers," an exquisite oil painting on cardboard. This delicate floral piece, measuring 61.5 x 43 cm, captures the essence of nature's bloom and resonates with pure emotion. Crafted by a mysterious artist from the early 20th century, the painting exudes a vintage charm that brings sophistication and elegance to any space. Add this unique artwork to your collection and let it transform your environment with its grace and serenity.

This exquisite oil on canvas painting titled "Kivatši Waterfall in Karelia" is a masterpiece by the renowned artist Agu Pihelga, dating back to 1968. Measuring 54 x 73 cm, it prominently features Pihelga's signature on the lower right as "A.Pihelga 68". The reverse side of the painting offers further insights, inscribed with "Agu Pihelga Kivatši kosk Karjalas õli, lõuend 1968. 54 x 73". Pihelga graduated from the State Art Industrial School in 1934 and was mentored by R. Nyman and A. Jansen. He further honed his skills in Helsinki between 1936 and 1939 under the guidance of W. Lonnberg. Agu Pihelga’s career spanned decades, teaching at the Estonian State Art Institute from 1946 to 1980. Elevated to the position of assistant professor in 1961, he was notably influenced by the impressionist style, often showcasing it in his landscape and cityscape paintings. Pihelga's remarkable works are housed in prestigious locations, including the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg and the State Art Museum of Kyrghyzstan in Bishkek.