Tiit Pääsuke

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Tiit Pääsuke, 2021

Tiit Pääsuke (born December 22, 1941) is an Estonian painter.^[1]

Pääsuke was born in Põltsamaa, Põltsamaa Parish, in Jõgeva County.

Awards[]

• 1975 Kristjan Raud Award
• 1981 Kristjan Raud Award
• 1982 Merited artist of the ESSR
• 1992 Konrad Mägi Award
• 1999 Order of the White Star, Fourth Class
• 2000 Annual Award of the Cultural Endowment of Estonia
• 2012 Estonian State Cultural Award
• 2018 Award for Life’s Work from the Cultural Endowment of Estonia
• 2021 Lifetime Achievement Awards for Culture

Gallery[]

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  "Rohu õis" (1976)

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  "Ekspositsioon" (1982)

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  "Luigevaip" (1991)

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  "Muna põllel" (2007)

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  "Kris ja Kris I" (2016)

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  "Kris ja Kris II" (2016)

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