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Adamson-Eric Museum
Adamson-Eric was one of the most versatile Estonian artists of the 20th century. Known primarily as an accomplished painter, the artist worked in almost all fields of applied art. The permanent exhibition in a medieval merchant’s house is an overview of Adamson-Eric’s work.
The museum hosts educational programmes, workshops, and art camps for children. Guests can also go on tours with our curator or participate in workshops and art courses. In the Art Cellar, every visitor can become a creator and make a souvenir to take home with them.
Our projects include special events, lecture series, concerts, theatre productions, dance productions, film screenings, etc.
In the NUMU application, Hugo, the alter ego of Adamson-Eric, will introduce the life and work of the artist to children and adults through his paintings, which come to life in the smart device.
The museum hosts educational programmes, workshops, and art camps for children. Guests can also go on tours with our curator or participate in workshops and art courses. In the Art Cellar, every visitor can become a creator and make a souvenir to take home with them.
Our projects include special events, lecture series, concerts, theatre productions, dance productions, film screenings, etc.
In the NUMU application, Hugo, the alter ego of Adamson-Eric, will introduce the life and work of the artist to children and adults through his paintings, which come to life in the smart device.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.0 of 5
based on 28 reviews
Small but interesting museum
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5Shows the works of the artist, as a painter, with ceramics and with leather and textiles. Museum is very small. Has a little giftshop. Entry for an adult was 8€ but if you have Tallinn card it is... Read more comments
Only on a fine balance worth a visit
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5Exhibition of artist’s work excellent. Small exhibition of handbags interesting for those who like handbags and the place was rather full of handbag fans. Staff unwelcoming to the point of rudeness... Read more comments
Small but interesting museum!
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5This small but very interesting museum is located in Lühike Jalg street.If you have TALLINN CARD, visiting will be free for you. You can see a lot of nice works of Estonian painters. Especially of... Read more comments
