Presenting "Old Tallinn. Courtyard on Uus Street" (1966) by August Pulst (1889 – 1977), a stunning watercolor painting on paper, sized 64.4 x 44.5 cm. Signed lower right by A. Pulst in 1966, this work exemplifies the artist's fascination with landscapes, flowers, and views of old towns. August Pulst's art education took place at Riga Art School during 1911-15 under V. Purvitis, V. Tillbergs, and B. Borchert. He also worked as a decorator in the theatre "Estonia" and played a vital role in collecting folklore and founding several Estonian museums. His works, primarily watercolors and oil paintings, often bear an ethnographical touch and have been exhibited since 1919.

This mesmerizing oil on canvas painting titled "Herd of deer in the forest park with a lake view" from 1894 represents the best of C. H., a renowned German painter of the late XIX century. The scene is set within a forest park, showcasing a herd of deer beside a tranquil lake. The artist's signature, C. H. 1894, can be found on the lower right, while on the reverse, the word "Hermitage" is inscribed in German. This painting illustrates the decorative trends of the era, offering a serene atmosphere that makes one feel safe from wild animals. The size and artist's details are provided below.

This captivating piece by Erwin Foerster, titled "Still Life with Flower Pots and Copper Kettle," showcases his unique impressionistic style. Painted in the 1930s on masonite with oil, it measures 53 x 41. Foerster's influence on Estonian landscapes is remarkable, and this particular painting holds a somewhat restrained freshness that characterizes his style of still life. The composition of flower pots and a copper kettle is masterfully crafted, and the artwork is signed on the lower right by the artist. Erwin Foerster's art education includes studies with K. Purvitise at St. Petersburg and Professor V. Mate, and his work has been exhibited since 1923. His departure from Estonia in 1940 led to his eventual demise in Northern Germany Maas, Buchholz.