Burman, Karl the Younger (1914-2001). Tallinn. (1956)

This exquisite watercolour painting on paper by Karl Burman the Younger showcases his brilliant artistry and technique. Measuring 27.5 x 39 cm, the painting was signed by the artist himself in 1956. Burman’s art education started in Tallinn under the tutelage of K. Winkler, then extended to Moscow’s Stroganov School of Technical Drawing, and eventually to St. Petersburg’s Shtiglits Art School. From 1902 to 1907, he studied architecture at the Petersburg Academy of Arts. His unique blend of artistic vision and architectural training is vividly depicted in this piece. Ideal for art enthusiasts and collectors, this piece reflects the pinnacle of Burman’s career.