Estonia

This is the sort of random exhibit that I like in a museum, some old and slightly rusty barbed wire.

Jaan Poska was something of an Estonian powerhouse, born in 1866 he was a lawyer turned politician. However, he negotiated

I accept that “punishment twigs” sounds almost whimsical, like something out of a fairy tale where misbehaving children are playfully

I mentioned the 1905 uprising in Tallinn in my last post. This is the original wooden memorial cross that was

Back to artworks, this one is in the Estonian History Museum. Painted by Aleksander Peek in 1966, this painting depicts

My eagle-eyed readers, who probably have better vision than us on that particular day, will have already spotted the slight

Just like the bovine sculpture, I can’t find out much about this rather unconventional imagery of a hare seemingly randomly

This magnificent metal beast, gracing the streets of Tallinn with its imposing presence, is all about raw power. He’s like

The evening meal of choice was Beer and Barrel, selected as part of my usual kind “I’ll provide three restaurants

I’ve finished my series of artwork posts for the moment, so just one to tie them all together and bring