Discover "Autumn" (1986), a stunning watercolor masterpiece by Ene Pikk. This 39 x 37 piece is rendered on high-quality paper and is a testament to Pikk's talent and creativity. During his career, Ene Pikk worked in various artistic capacities, illustrating children's books with cheerful decorative drawings. His involvement in the Estonian Association of Journalists and the Estonian Artists' Association adds to the depth and significance of this artwork. The artwork is signed on the lower right as "E. Pikk," a distinct hallmark of the artist.

Discover the elegance and expressive charm of "Poppies" (1951), a beautiful watercolour painting by the renowned Estonian artist Salme Rida. Painted on quality paper, this 60 x 35 artwork showcases Rida's distinctive talent and masterful technique. Born in Lihula in the West of Estonia, Salme Rida initially began her vocational training in Great Britain before returning to her homeland during the First World War. Her artistic journey reflects her commitment to creativity and excellence, qualities that shine through in this exquisite piece. "Poppies" embodies a timeless beauty that can enhance any space and serves as a tribute to one of the known artists of her time.

Experience the elegance and beauty of "The unknown artist. "The Flowers" (The end 19, the beginning of 20 centuries)" an exquisite oil painting on canvas that captures the timeless allure of nature's bloom. The artistry of the unknown artist's brushstrokes can be observed at Tallinn, Mustamäe tee 4 room 103. The lower right signature is illegible, adding to the mystique of this mesmerizing piece. Its dimensions and design are versatile enough to grace any space, whether it be a home, office, or gallery. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history and grace your surroundings with this exquisite artwork.

Oil on canvas pasted on a cardboard by the renowned artist Voldemar Peil, depicting the evocative scene "In a Court Yard of Farm" from the 1960-70 era. Voldemar Peil, a student of I.Vahtra, V.Mellik, V.Ormisson, and A.Vabbe at the “Pallas” Art School in Tartu, has crafted this masterpiece with utmost intricacy and passion. His rich history includes work with Moscow and Leningrad theatres and various Drama Theatres in Estonia. In 1968, Peil was awarded the title of the People's Artist of Estonia. Besides being a stage designer, he also exhibited a keen interest in landscapes and portraits, with his works being displayed at numerous exhibitions. In 1978, a personal exhibition of his works took place in Moscow at the House of Scientists. This piece is not only a part of art history but a testament to Peil's extraordinary artistic capabilities.