Kristjan Raud

Estonian painter and illustrator

Kristjan Raud - Artists & Creatives born October 22nd, 1865
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Maintained a significant role in Estonian art, focusing on landscape and folk motifs. Contributed illustrations to various publications and created numerous notable artworks reflecting Estonia's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Played a key role in the development of the Estonian National Museum and was involved in art education. Worked on several prominent art exhibitions, showcasing the evolution of Estonian art.

Created iconic illustrations for Estonian folklore

Contributed to the Estonian National Museum development

Participated in noteworthy art exhibitions

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