Oil on cardboard, Ernst Fischer's "Study for the painting 'Renewable World'. (1870 - 88). (Until 1881)" is a beautiful and thoughtful work. Measuring 24.7 x 21 cm, this painting reflects Ernst Fischer's artistic genius. Known as the father of the famous sculptor Bruno Hermann Fischer, Ernst was a talented painter and lithographer from Dresden, having studied under the renowned Adrian Ludwig Richter. This piece, dating back to the late 19th century, stands as a testament to Fischer's talent and creativity, with an inscription on the reverse linking it to his artistic legacy. Whether a collector or a lover of fine art, this painting is a stunning addition to any collection.

The exquisite oil painting on cardboard by Merike Vasul-Peil stands out for its vibrant detailing and professional-level artistry. Signed "M. Vasul-Peil.75" at the bottom left, its decorative nature is a testament to the artist's unparalleled skill. The reverse side is also marked "Lilled. 1975 A." as a signature of the masterpiece titled "Flowers." A perfect embodiment of Merike Vasul-Peil's 1975 collection.

Watercolour on cardboard created by Hermann Aunapuu in 1957, this artwork is signed by the artist as "Aunapuu 57" on the lower right. Hermann Aunapuu (1915-1998), a prominent artist, was trained in the prestigious Pallas School of Art, under the guidance of mentors like Ado Vabbe. Aunapuu's artistic prowess can be seen in his landscapes, still lifes, city views, nudes, and portraits, all reflecting his remarkable sense of color. Often compared to his contemporaries Elmar Kits and Endel Kõks, Aunapuu faced hardships during his career, including forced labor in Vorkuta. Despite these challenges, he continued to create art, working as a window designer for many years, until his first solo exhibition in Tartu in 2003. This piece, titled "Otepää," offers a unique insight into Aunapuu's creative brilliance and rich artistic heritage.