Watercolour on paper created by renowned artist Renaldo Weber. This piece titled "Berth" (late 1960s) is a stunning representation of Weber's artistic prowess. He was a notable sculptor, painter, and graphic artist. Graduating from the Estonian State Art Institute in 1964, Weber's works have been featured in museums and private collections across the globe. His contributions to preserving the unique culture of ethnic Setu are remarkable, including founding a museum in 1974. This painting, signed lower right as R. Veeber, is a chance to own a piece of history. The 4 by 3 meters painting based on the epic "Kalevipoeg" in City Government Kohtla-Jarve is a testament to his legacy. Own a piece of Weber's journey today.

Louis Paul's "Fish Smokers" is a captivating artwork painted on cardboard, illustrating the nuances of the 1950s. Measuring 23 x 35, the piece carries an inscription on the reverse by M. Paveli Erakogust. Interestingly, the artwork is also titled "Kalasuitsetajad 1957", with an attribution to M. Pavel, the son of the artist. A testament to Louis Paul's expertise, he completed his art education at the renowned Art School Pallas in 1944 under the guidance of Ado Vabbe.

Victor Leshkin's "In Port" (1959) is a remarkable oil on cardboard painting that measures 50 x 70 cm. Signed as V. Leškin '59, this artwork was created during Leshkin's renowned period in the 1950s and 1960s, characterized by his vivid landscapes. The painting exudes a fresh, picturesque quality, reflective of the time's artistic sensibility. Graduated from the Estonian State Art Institute in 1949, Victor Leshkin has been recognized for his unique style, and this piece stands as a testament to his artistic talent.

Step into the tranquil world of Sergei Minin's "Forest Lake." Painted in 1996, this exquisite watercolour artwork on paper showcases the masterful technique and profound connection with nature. The signature "Minin 96" is gracefully placed on the lower right, confirming its authenticity. This piece is a testament to the timeless appeal of watercolor landscapes and the charm they add to any art collection.