kruvistikud
Kruvistikud are a series of oil paintings by the Estonian artist Kristjan Raud, created between 1907 and 1909. The collection of paintings depicts various scenes of everyday life and rural landscapes from Raud's hometown, Tartu, and surrounding areas.
The name "kruvistikud" is derived from the word "krüus", which means "tobacco pouch" in the Estonian language.
The kruvistikud are characterized by their intimate and symbolic exploration of rural life. Raud employed a
One of the distinctive features of the kruvistikud is their use of symbolism, often drawn from everyday
Today, the kruvistikud are considered an important part of Estonia's cultural heritage, offering a unique window