Experience a snapshot of history with “The Sketch of a Costume” (1943), a work by renowned Estonian artist Adamson-Eric (1902-1968). Crafted meticulously with pencil and color pencil on cardboard, this piece reflects the aesthetic principles of the French painting school that Adamson-Eric embraced during his extensive studies in Paris. Despite being amidst war, his creative spirit persevered, leading to his involvement in the Estonian Art Ensembles in Jaroslavl, where he designed sketches for theatre costumes, such as this remarkable piece. This artifact not only serves as a testament to Adamson-Eric’s artistic versatility but also provides a glimpse into the cultural narrative of the era.