Pulst, August (1889 – 1977). Winter Landscape. (1911)

August Pulst, an esteemed artist (1889-1977), presents “Winter Landscape” (1911), a beautiful watercolor creation on paper. This 24.1 x 39.3 cm masterpiece demonstrates his finesse in art, learned at the Riga Art School under the instruction of V. Purvitis, V. Tillbergs, and B. Borchert. From theater decoration to museum curation and folklore collection, Pulst’s wide range of experiences have influenced his artistic expression. His landscapes, flowers, and views of old towns, often with an ethnographical touch, have been exhibited since 1919. “Winter Landscape” encapsulates this rich heritage and is a magnificent example of his talent in watercolors and oil paintings.