Kaarel Liimand
Illustration — Kaarel Liimand (self-portrait) Kaarel Liimand (also spelled as Karl Liiman(n); 12 May 1906 in Tartu – August 1941 in Pskov) was an Estonian painter. He studied at the Pallas Art School.
Kaarel Liimand

Kaarel Liimand · EKM j 14453 M 4490 · Public domain
- Born
- 1906 · Rapla.
- Died
- 1941 · Pskov.
- Nationality
- Estonia
- Occupation
- painter · military personnel
- Education
- Pallas
- Known for
- Portrait of Richard Sagrits
- Languages
- Estonian
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Kaarel Liimand studied at Pallas. Arno Vihalemm is recorded as having studied under Kaarel Liimand. The recorded working language is Estonian. Works named in the authority record are Portrait of Richard Sagrits. Work by Kaarel Liimand is recorded in the collections of Art Museum of Estonia.
• Illustration — Portrait of Richard Sagrits • Illustration — Riverboats on Emajõgi. 1938. Canvas, oil.

"Köögis" (1934). Õlimaal lõuendil. Kõrgus 95,6 cm ja laius 70,8 cm.
Kaarel Liimand · MUIS: TKM TR 2100 M 379

Natüürmort torsoga, Kaarel Liimand, TKM TR 614 M 186
Kaarel Liimand · TKM TR 614 M 186
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1906
Kaarel Liimand born at Rapla.
1941
Kaarel Liimand died at Pskov.
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- Šmerl Jassmann, Hilja Läti. Kaarel Liimandi maaliloomingust. Kunst, 1964, nr 1, pp 37–44
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Formation and teaching. Liimand studied at Pallas. Each of those relationships is stated by the authority record rather than inferred from style.
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