Reindorff, Günther (1889-1974). The Broken Fur-tree. (1962)

A true marvel of the late landscape art, “The Broken Fur-tree” (1962) is a remarkable piece by Günther Reindorff, an iconic Estonian artist. This detailed work, produced using Italian pencil on paper, captures the timeless beauty of nature in Reindorff’s unique style. Born in St. Petersburg and a student of the eminent Shtiglits Art School, Reindorff’s art was profoundly influenced by his travels across Europe, leading him to become a renowned teacher and artist. His legacy includes contributions to the design of stamps, coins, and banknotes, but it is his artwork, especially his interest in field flowers and pines, that has garnered him enduring fame. This particular piece, with dimensions 14 x 11.4 cm, was showcased in several exhibitions worldwide, reinforcing its esteemed status in the art world.