Virtual gallery ‒ in support of Ukraine
Supportissimo by Arterritory
The Supportissimo project emerged at the time when we were all hit hard by the pandemic, and it was created as a way to help artists directly by buying their works.
But as the pandemic started to retreat and we were all hoping to resume normal human life without restrictions and threats, a disaster happened: the aggressive invasion of the land of Ukraine by the Russian Federation. Under these circumstances, art professionals cannot remain passive bystanders. They do not possess huge wealth, they do not have any political leverage at their disposal ‒ but they do have their art. Art filled with love and care for the world, its minutest details and its most diverse ways of expression. This art by definition is already confronting violence and war.
We call on Latvian professional artists to make their contribution to support the people of Ukraine, people who now find themselves in the middle of a war. The works you donate will be shown at the Supportissimo virtual gallery and all proceeds from any sale will go directly to the account created at ziedot.lv in support of the Ukrainian people.
The idea of the project is very simple: if a visitor of the virtual gallery likes any of the works on view and wants to make his or her contribution to the support campaign, they will need to contact us at info@arterritory.com and we will reserve the piece for them. Once we have confirmed that the work is indeed available, the buyer will have to transfer the amount given as the price of the work to ziedot.lv (‘Stand with Ukraine!’) and send us the bank statement as proof of transaction.
The whole thing is very simple.
And we hope that the works purchased this way will acquire a double meaning for their new owners ‒ not just the joy of living side by side with art, of the positive energy it carries, but also the satisfaction that we get from a good and just deed ‒ helping people in an hour of disaster.
Our dear friends, artists we have been writing about for many years now, supporting you in your creative initiatives and your growth ‒ if you are with us on this and want to contribute your works to Supportissimo virtual charity gallery, please contact us! The address is the same: info@arterritory.com
It is hard feeling fear, despairing and giving up hope. Helping each other is so much easier. And now is a time when every little detail, every action, every thought, every charitable initiative plays a part in the general balance of forces.
Together we will withstand. And Ukraine will withstand. This proud and beautiful country and its people need our help.
#StandWithUkraine
IEVA BONDARE
Ieva Bondare. Verde cobalto claro. Oil on canvas, 140x140 cm, 2021
1100 €
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LAIMA EGLĪTE
Laima Eglīte. MASK I. Oil on canvas, 20x14 cm. 2014
300 €
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Laima Eglīte. MASK II. Oil on canvas, 20x14 cm. 2014
300 €
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ENVIJA
Envija. Lightness. Oil on canvas, 50x40 cm. 2021
630 €
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MIĶELIS FIŠERS
Miķelis Fišers. Чакур-Кая. Крим. Oil on canvas. 60 x 80 cm. 2005
1500 €
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IVETA GABALIŅA
Iveta Gabaliņa. Roll, roll morning dew 08. 2020. Inkjet archival print, framed. 45.5x60 cm
Paper: Hahnemuhle Matte 190 gsm. Framed in Artglass™ by Groglass®. Alluminium wood profiles Art frame. Edition: 5+2AP
600 €
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Iveta Gabaliņa. Roll, roll morning dew, sauna branch 1. 2020. Unigue photogram
Framed: Alluminium wood profiles Art frame /
Edition: Unique
300 €
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ANDRIS GRINBERGS
Andris Grinbergs. Only the lonely. Oil on canvas, 50x40 cm, 2022
500 €
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INDRIĶIS ĢELZIS
Indriķis Ģelzis. Non-starry night. Sketch / Injekt print on papper, red pen, 29.7x 21cm, 2020
300 €
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HELE
Hele. A Lovely Place. Canvas, Acrylic, 30x30 cm. 2021
350 €
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ZANE ILTNERE
Zane Iltnere. Warm night. Oil on canvas, 34x34 cm. 2019
250 €
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ATIS JĀKOBSONS
Atis Jākobsons. Untitled. Pastel on paper, 42x29,7 cm, 2022
700 €
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HARALDS JEGODZIENSKIS
Haralds Jegodzienskis. Marking path“ #00.4. Handmade paper, acrylic, pastel, ink, pencil, 21x29.7cm. 2021
120 €
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SANDRA KRASTIŅA
Sandra Krastiņa. One Only Unit. Oil on canvas, 35x55 cm. 2022 
750 €
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KRISTĪNE KUTEPOVA
Kristīne Kutepova. Childhood memories. Acrylic, canvas, 30x40 cm, 2019
400 €
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Kristīne Kutepova. Menri Monastery in India. Acrylic, canvas, 30x40 cm, 2019
400 €
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Kristīne Kutepova. Menri Monastery in India. Acrylic, canvas, 89x116 cm, 2019
800 €
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Kristīne Kutepova. Cactus flower. Acrylic, canvas, 20x20 cm, 2018
300 €
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Kristīne Kutepova. Power of Nature. Acrylic, canvas, 50x60 cm, 2020
500 €
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SABĪNE LĪVA
Sabīne Līva. Towards the light I. Oil on wood, D ~ 21 cm
50 €
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Sabīne Līva. 
50 €
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MAREUNROL’S
MAREUNROL’S. Episode 1. Object / Wood, metal, 30x30 cm, 2010
The 2008–2009 financial crisis in the United States also rocked Europe. In 2010, a number of Eurozone countries (including Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Italy and Spain) were pulled into heavy economic turbulence as they were unable to pay their external debts and thus threatened the financial stability of Europe as a whole. At the time, business analysts sarcastically announced that the main fashion trend was austerity. And even though in his autumn/winter 2010/11 collection for Dior John Galliano defiantly urged people to stand up against the crisis with loads of flowers, thus quoting from Christian Dior’s legendary 1953 Tulip collection, the fashion industry apparently reassessed its values. With all the instruments available in its creative arsenal (including shows and unusual partnerships) attempting to secure the time-strewn feeling that fashion is more than just clothes.
After his studies in Antwerp, Rolands had returned to the reality of the crisis in huddled-down Riga. It was clear that from now on one would have to fulfil one’s dreams differently. At the same time, however, those dreams had not disappeared anywhere. Stunned by reality, they were just levitating confusedly in space.
The Episode 1 collection was MAREUNROL'S second appearance at Hyères, after already once winning at the festival. They concluded the Hyères 2010 show of participants and winners, thus becoming a kind of emotional high point of the event. Episode 1 masterfully combined wearability and poetry, reality and dreams, all with an elusive shot of alchemy. Episode 1 was the story of almost everyone present and also about the designers themselves, metaphorically embodied in the form of a 21st-century urban-jungle Cinderella who longs to find (and also not lose) herself again. Who longs to survive, using everything possible as sources of strength, including amulets and totems, until – as often happens in fairy tales – even the birds come to her assistance... By picking up a jacket, the bow on the back of a coat, landing on the models’ heads and sleeves and, when everything seems at its worst, literally making them fly. Along with their thoughts and emotions... For good reason, in the showroom after MAREUNROL'S exhibition many people searched for the jacket picked up by the birds...
As MAREUNROL's themselves say, the birds arrived completely unbidden. And a Latvian sculptor helped to materialise their form.
2000 €
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MAREUNROL’S. The Bugler of Tālava. Sketch / Paper, ink, 21x29 cm, Summer 2017
The word ‘collection’ does not befit The Bugler of Tālava (Tālavas taurētājs). If only because in this particular case it is too limiting. The Bugler of Tālava is a message that goes well beyond the limits of clothing. Created together with musician Shipsea and director Elmārs Seņkovs as part of a multimedia project-cum-costume and sound performance, it premiered in the summer of 2017 at the Valmiera Theatre Festival. It is inspired by and based on The Bugler of Tālava (1902), a ballad by author and playwright Rūdolfs Blaumanis (1863–1908). One of the most patriotic works in Latvian literature, the work tells the story of a fearless bugler who warned his people and their leader of approaching enemy troops. His vigilance and courage in the darkness of night up in the watchtower at the top of a spruce tree, as well as his resistance to bribery, disregard for the enemy’s stinging arrows and struggle to his last breath, decided the fate of the nation and added his name to its list of heroes.
MAREUNROL’S moved the core values encoded in the ballad to the present day, a time when the world is once again facing dramatic changes and the lack of new leaders is becoming an ever more pressing issue. The Bugler of Tālava is an anthem for brave people, a visual ballad of courage as a crucial core value in initiating and implementing change. It is about well-considered and justified courage that has nothing to do with recklessness or screaming patriotism. Courage as the future-oriented responsibility of the nation/states/world that forms a collective subconscious and acts as a engine for development.
Even though the visual character of the garments for The Bugler of Tālava contains a certain lightness, they are extremely dense in materiality, thus accenting the feeling that everything has continuity. According to MAREUNROL’S: “Fashion is like encoded information; one must know how to read it, building new codes from existing ones in order to move forward, because this is the only possible path to development.” The cunning enemy messengers in The Bugler of Tālava’s garments, who offer the hero gold in exchange for his silence, are transformed into a masterful and almost surreally tactile shading achieved through prints. Inspired by the work of the Latvian graphic artist Dainis Rožkalns, the prints also include Latvian landscapes. The jacket-cloak, which can be worn in a variety of ways, calls to mind the stitched cape of the ancient bugler reincarnated in the form of modern fashion.
The Bugler of Tālava premiered in the historical railway depot in the town of Valmiera, before the show surreally confronting viewers with their own pasts: Soviet-era rubbish, household waste and other “garbage” of our times that still lives on in our subconscious and must be peeled away like the layers of an onion in order to be noticed and perceived, because that is the only way to get rid of it and move on. Into a new world, with a new “I” hardened by its own experience, symbolically marked by the path of light at the end of the performance along which the audience, as well as the participants in the performance, left the venue. Without returning to the past.
100 €
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INGA MELDERE
Inga Meldere. Morning. Oil on canvas, 32x42 cm, 2020
350 €
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ĢIRTS MUIŽNIEKS
Ģirts Muižnieks. Sun. Paper, alkyd, 72x102 cm, 2004
300 €
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MADARA NEIKENA
Madara Neikena. Field I. Oil on canvas, 60x80 cm. 2018
700 €
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KRISTĪNE PASTERNAKA
Kristīne Pasternaka. Costume sketch for Richard Strauss's opera The Knight of the Roses (2012, project not implemented). Paper, felt-tip pen, pencil, 30.5x43 cm
200 €
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Kristīne Pasternaka. Costume sketch for Richard Strauss's opera The Knight of the Roses (2012, project not implemented). Paper, felt-tip pen, pencil, 30.5x43 cm
200 €
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Kristīne Pasternaka. Costume sketch for Richard Strauss's opera The Knight of the Roses (2012, project not implemented). Paper, felt-tip pen, pencil, 30.5x43 cm
200 €
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VALDA PODKALNE
Valda Podkalne. ... not war.
Bone porcelain, metal (ammunition relic from World War II), 35x12.5x12.5 cm. 2022
250 €
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ARTŪRS PUNTE
Artūrs Punte. København. 2014
An apparatus for reproducing an urban sound-poetic landscape. After switching on, a three-channel half-hour composition is launched, composed of urban, everyday noises and the voice of a narrator. The volume of each channel is controlled by a separate knob - you can, for example, listen to the entire song without text.
Full soundtrack here.
Technical solution: Jekabs Volatovskis
Video: Reinis Inkens
150 €
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KRIŠS SALMANIS
Krišs Salmanis. Building site. 3/10, 2019, 30x40 cm, photo
300 €
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Krišs Salmanis. At cross purposes. 3/10, 2019, 30x40 cm, photo
300 €
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IEVA SKUJA, VLADIMIRS SVETLOVS
Illustration by Ieva Skuja for Vladimir Svetlov’s book “б / у / used” / photo: Vladimir Svetlov, graphics: Ieva Skuja. Pigment color print, 50x40 cm, unique copy, 2014
100 €
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IRĪNA ŠPAKOVA
Irīna Špakova. From series Human touch. Paper, acrylic, 29.7x42 cm, 2021
200 €
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SANDRA STRĒLE
Sandra Strēle. Former house of forester. Mixed media on canvas, 70x100 cm. 2020
300 €
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VIKTORS TIMOFEJEVS
Viktor Timofeev. Untitled. Graphite on paper, 38x50 cm, 2013-2017
400 €
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ZANE TUČA
Zane Tuča. Steindalsfossen. Oil on canvas, 32x30 cm, 2022
400 €
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Zane Tuča. Frozen sunflower. Paper, graphite (framed), 14x9 cm, 2021
400 €
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Zane Tuča. Suffering is one very long moment, we cannot devide it by seasons, Part 2 (after Oscar Wilde). Acrylic, graphite, canvas, 40 x 60 cm
600 €
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Zane Tuča. Far Away. Acrylic, graphite, canvas, 30x33 cm, 2017
400 €
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LAURA VEĻA
Laura Veļa. The mountains are alive. Acrylic, canvas, 140x100 cm, 2019
300 €
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Laura Veļa. Spring. Acrylic, canvas, 140x100 cm, 2019
300 €
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Laura Veļa. Ice Land. Acrylic, oil on canvas, 140x100 cm, 2019
300 €
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Laura Veļa. Dawn. Oil on canvas, 120x100 cm, 2020
300 €
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Laura Veļa. Neighbourhood. Oil on canvas, 130x200 cm, 2015
400 €
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DAGNE VENTIŅA
Dagne Ventiņa. Evening by the sea. Oil on canvas, 90x120 cm, 2021
1000 €
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ARTŪRS VIRTMANIS
Artūrs Virtmanis. IN THE DUST OF THIS UNIVERSE.
DP on archival paper, 48x68 cm / editition of 10
280 €
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ALEKSANDRS ZAPOĻS
Aleksandrs Zapoļs. Terbtrūdes stūris. Fragment of work “What should corners be called?” from second part of series “Space for Time, or Topology of Time”. Metal, enamel, 85x70 cm
210 €
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VIJA ZARIŅA
Vija Zariņa. Flow. Oil on canvas, 30x30 cm, 2007
900 €
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KASPARS ZARIŅŠ
Kaspars Zariņš. Autumn. Oil on canvas, 40x50 cm, 2008
900 €
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PAULA ZARIŅA-ZĒMANE
Paula Zariņa-Zēmane. From series "the still point of the turning world". Oil on canvas, 46x33 cm, 2017
600 €
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BARBARA ĀBELTIŅA
Barbara Ābeltiņa. Flower. Oil on canvas, 15x15 cm, 2021
70 €
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Barbara Ābeltiņa. Sehnsucht.
Oil on canvas, 25x25 cm, 2020
400 €
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JĀNIS MUROVSKIS
Jānis Murovskis. Red pattern. Screenprint, Author copy. 2014.
Offset color, paper, glued to composite material (Dibond), framed, without glass.102x72 cm
500 €
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MODRIS BRASLIŅŠ
Modris Brasliņš. Here I stand; I can do no other. Dedicated to Ukraine's fight for freedom. With motifs from Stuart Franklin and Leonardo da Vinci. Paper, pencil, graphite, 70x100 cm. 2021
1000 €
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IEVA LIEPIŅA
Ieva Liepiņa Scarf. Oil on canvas, 60x95 cm. 2017
500 €
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MAIJA PURGAILE
Maija Purgaile. Sunflower. Oil on canvas, 50x70 cm. 2018
350 €
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GITA ŠMITE
Gita Šmite. State of soul. Oil on canvas, 80x100 cm. 2012
700 €
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ANETE KRŪMIŅA
Anete Krūmiņa. Glory to Ukraine.
Acrylic, canvas, gold foil, 50x70 cm
300 €
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IEVA KAMPE-KRUMHOLCA
Ieva Kampe-Krumholca. From series "Protect me”. Oil on canvas, 90x100 cm. 2016
400 €
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KRISTĪNE KVITKA
Kristīne Kvitka. Roots. Oil on canvas, 70x70 cm. 2016
700 €
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AGNESE KURZEMNIECE
Agnese Kurzemniece. Listen to your Soul. Acrylic, canvas, 30x30 cm. 2022
290 €
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ILZE SMILDZIŅA
Ilze Smildziņa. Varbūt kāds apstāsies. Oil on canvas, 100x110 cm. 2015
1200 €
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ELLA MEŽULE
Ella Mežule. I see myself disappearing, slowly appearing. Mixed media, canvas, 140x150 cm. 2018
1500 €
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ADRIĀNA VĪGNERE
Adriāna Vīgnere. One Hundred and One Everyday 1. Oil on canvas, mixed media, 13x14 cm. 2018
250 €
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LEO PREISS
Leo Preiss. Stadium 3. Acrylic on canvas, 90x80 cm. 2017
800 €
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IEVA CARUKA
Ieva Caruka. White crowd N1. Acrylic on canvas, 69.5x100 cm. 2021
990 €
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LI BOND
Li Bond. ILU - STRANGE ATTRACTORS. Screenprint, paper, 53x75 cm
600 €
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BAIBA APSĪTE
Baiba Apsīte. Uzziedēt par spīti visam! Audekls, akrils, pigmenti, Swarowsky elementi, D ~ 40 cm. 2020
300 €
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DITA LŪSE
Dita Lūse. River. Oil on canvas,
60x70 cm. 2019
400 €
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SIGNE VANADZIŅA
Signe Vanadziņa. Willowherbs in bloom. Oil on canvas, 100x120 cm. 2020
555 €
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ILZE KRŪMIŅA-KARLSONE
Ilze Krūmiņa- Karlsone. Fractures 2. Paper, colored ink, 95x72 cm. 2019
120 €
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IEVA PUTNIŅA
Ieva Putniņa. One Lemon.
Oil on canvas, 32x32 cm. 2022
900 €
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NORMUNDS BRASLIŅŠ
Normunds Brasliņš. Girl with a necklace. Graphite, ink, pastel, paper (hand made J.Wattmann 1938), 62x45 cm. 2021
800 €
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JEGORS BUIMISTERS
Jegors Buimisters. A Tree of Night. Oil on canvas, 55x38 cm. 2021
150 €
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VIKTORIJA VALUJEVA
Viktorija Valujeva. Enantiodromia. Acrylic on canvas, 30×30x2 cm. 2021
1000 €
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INGA JURĀNE
Inga Jurāne. The swimming and swimmers. Oil on canvas, 60x60 cm. 2021
300 €
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LELDE BRAĶE-KLAVERĪ
Lelde Braķe-Klaverī. Autumn sun. Oil on canvas, 50x60 cm, 2020
450 €
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ANTRA IVDRA
Antra Ivdra. Porcelain plate "Infinity sign". Gold, decal, painting, D - 35 cm, 2022
200 €
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ZANE BALODE
Zane Balode. Framed diptych / From the cycle "Transitions. Balance". Oil, veneer. 2022.
Size of each part - 76.5x45 cm
1000 €
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ŪNA LAUKMANE
Ūna Laukmane. The Groom. Textile illustration for Arnolds Auziņš' book "Triks un čiks” (the publishing house Liels un mazs). 19x25 cm. 2021
250 €
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SILVIJA BRIGITA MEŠKONE
Silvija Brigita Meškone. A call in emptiness. Acrylic, canvas, 80x100 cm. 2014
750 €
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ELGA GRĪNVALDE
Elga Grīnvalde. Light. Oil on canvas, 40x40 cm, framed. 2021
300 €
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