Vabbe, Ado.(1892–1961). Woman in the Spanish Costume. (1950s)

Experience the refined elegance and intricate charm of the “Woman in the Spanish Costume,” a 1950s masterpiece by the renowned artist Ado Vabbe. Created with meticulous detail on pencil and paper, the artwork portrays a woman dressed in a Spanish costume, radiating a distinct allure. Vabbe, a pupil of iconic artists like K.Veinhold, F.Eizengreber, and A.Krentser, spent years perfecting his craft and developed a unique artistic style. This piece showcases his artistic journey and the influences he absorbed from V. Kandinsky, K.Petrov-Vodkin, and a Yavlenski. Over his illustrious career, Vabbe taught at the Pallas Art School and had his works displayed in exhibitions across Paris, Munich, Lubeck, Cologne, Rome, Budapest, and Moscow.