Reindorff, Günther (1889-1974). Wood. (1964)

This distinguished artwork on pencil and paper by renowned artist Günther Reindorff, measuring 25 x 16.8 cm, showcases his masterful landscape composition and intricate details. Originating from 1964, it perfectly embodies Reindorff’s intense interest in field flowers and pines that led to his distinguished reputation. The artist, born in St.Petersburg, emerged from the acclaimed Shtiglits Art School and flourished through his travels to France and Spain, further expanding his artistic prowess. He held prominent positions at the Industrial Art School in Tallinn, the State Jan Koort School of Applied Arts, and the Estonian State Art Institute. Reindorff’s contribution to art includes the design of stamps and banknotes of Soviet Russia and Estonia, securing his status as an esteemed artist. His works, particularly his illustrations to Estonian and Finnish epic tales, and a series to Pushkin’s poems, have garnered high demand among art connoisseurs.