Ants Laikmaa (05.05.1866–19.11.1942) was one of the most colourful personalities of Estonian art, having gained prominence both as a portrait painter and a landscape artist. His favourite technique was pastel. In 1917 here, on the Tammiku Farm land in the village of Kadarpiku, Ants Laikmaa began the building of a new home. In 1932 the artist closed down his studio-school in Tallinn and moved to this parish of Taebla. His house was completed, built in a folk-romantic style, unique for Estonia at that time. In 1960 it was opened to the public as a museum, showcasing Ants Laikmaa’s studio, living and working quarters. Take a walk in the picturesque park and visit the artist’s final resting place at his home farm.
Ants Laikmaa museum
Museum is open wednesday – sunday 11.00-17.00
Phone:
472 9756
E-mail:
laikmaa@salm.ee
Address:
Kadarpiku küla, Lääne-Nigula vald, Läänemaa, 90804
Ticket:
5 € / 4 €