- Ants
Laikmaa (5 May 1866 – 19
November 1942) was an
Estonian painter. Ants
Laikmaa (until 1935 Hans Laipman) was born at the
Paiba farm in the village...
- However, in 1904, she fell in love with the
Estonian artist Ants
Laikmaa.
Laikmaa convinced her to
translate her
poetry into
Estonian and
submitted her...
- at home in Reval, he
attended the art
studio of the
famed painter Ants
Laikmaa -
though he
showed promise,
there are no
records that he ever exhibited...
- Museum, Estonia". Visitestonia.com.
Retrieved 15
January 2021. "Ants
Laikmaa's Home Museum, Estonia". Visitestonia.com.
Retrieved 15
January 2021. Wikimedia...
- Ants
Laikmaa (1866–1942)
lived in
Kadarpiku village from 1932 to his
death in 1942. The
house is
currently used as a
museum dedicated to
Laikmaa (Ants...
-
Portrait of Paul
Pinna (1906) by Ants
Laikmaa...
- (1771–1836)
Rudolf Koller (1828–1905)
Julius Kronberg (1850–1921) Ants
Laikmaa (1860–1942)
Marcus Larson (1825–1864)
Wilhelm Lehmbruck (1881–1919) Carl...
-
Betty Kuuskemaa Portrait of
Betty Kuuskemaa by Ants
Laikmaa c. 1930 Born Marie-Elisabeth Jõggis (1879-01-28)28
January 1879 Haggers,
Kreis Harrien, Governorate...
- of
artists called Vikerla [et],
which gathered several students of Ants
Laikmaa,
including Aleksander Mülber and Välko Tuul. The
works of the
group were...
-
society established the
Pallas Art School.
Notable members before 1940: Ants
Laikmaa Konrad Mägi
Villem Ormisson Kristjan Raud
Marie Reisik Eduard Rüga Aleksander...
