"Fort Builders"

"Fort Builders" (1935) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Linnuse rajamine" (1935) / Kristjan Raud.
"Закладка городища" (1935) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"Kalev Proposing Marriage"

"Kalev Proposing Marriage" (1933) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Kalev kosjas" (1933) / Kristjan Raud.
"Сватовство Калева" (1933) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

* In Estonian mythology and Kreutzwald's epic poem "Kalevipoeg", King Kalev was the father of Kalevipoeg and the husband of Linda. Toompea, a hill in the centre of Tallinn, was said to be the tumulus over his grave, erected by Linda in memory of him. It is now Estonia's centre of government. In an old Russian chronicle the Estonian city of Tallinn was called Kolõvan. It probably meant Kalev city. - Wikipedia.

"Road"

"Road" (1898) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Tee künkale" (1898) / Kristjan Raud.
"Дорога на холм" (1898) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"Riguldi"

"Riguldi" (1940) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Maastik Riguldist" (1940) / Kristjan Raud.
"Ригульдиский пейзаж" (1940) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"Candlelight"

"Candlelight" (1898) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Küünlavalgel" (1898) / Kristjan Raud.
"При свете свечи" (1898) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"Music"

"Music" (1933) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Muusika" (1933) / Kristjan Raud.
"Музыка" (1933) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"Villemi"

"Villemi" (1939) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Villemi" (1939) / Kristjan Raud.
"Виллеми" (1939) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"The Sower"

"The Sower" (1928-1938) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Külvaja" (1928-1938) / Kristjan Raud.
"Сеятель" (1928-1938) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

"The Lark"

"The Lark" (1903-1913) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.
"Lõoke" (1903-1913) / Kristjan Raud.
"Жаворонок" (1903-1913) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

See also.

"The Gate to Mythical Land"

"The Gate to Mythical Land" (1938-1939) / Kristjan Raud (1865-1943) / Estonia.

"Värav muinasmaale" (1938-1939) / Kristjan Raud.

"Ворота в сказочную страну" (1938-1939) / Кристьян Рауд (1865-1943) / Эстония.

Postcard, 1965.
My collection.

* Postcard from the set "Kristjan Raud", 1965.

* Postkaardikomplektist "Kristjan Raud", 1965. Kaanel "Kandlemängija" (u 1914-1928).

* Открыткa из комплекта "Кристьян Рауд", 1965. На обложке "Гусляр" (пр. 1914-1928).

* Kristjan Raud (properly Kristian Raud; 22 October /O.S. 10 October/ 1865 - 19 May 1943) was an Estonian painter and draughtsman. He is most famous for his pencil and carbon drawings, having also illustrated the Estonian national epic Kalevipoeg.

* Кристьян Рауд (22 октября 1865 - 19 мая 1943) - эстонский художник и рисовальщик.