Vabbe, Ado. (1892-1961). The farm. (1940 -1950)

Dive into the beauty of rural simplicity with Ado Vabbe’s artwork titled “The Farm.” Created between 1940-1950, this detailed pencil sketch on paper beautifully encapsulates the essence of farm life. Measuring 11.5 x 16.4 cm, the artwork provides an intimate view of the countryside. Ado Vabbe, a prominent Estonian artist, studied at the “Azhbe” School in Munich and later became a professor of art in 1938. His work, influenced by the likes of V. Kandinsky, K.Petrov-Vodkin, and A.Yavlenski, reflects a distinct and captivating style. This piece not only marks a significant period in Vabbe’s career but also offers a glimpse into his diverse influences and techniques. The artwork has been showcased in various exhibitions across Paris, Munich, Lubeck, Cologne, Rome, Budapest, and Moscow.