Adamson-Eric Museum

The Adamson-Eric Museum in Tallinn tells of Estonia's most celebrated interwar designer, found sanding planks in a furniture factory in 1951 after Soviet officials forced his resignation as rector of the Tallinn State Applied Art Institute. The guide follows his Paris training under Andre Lhote and a prize at the 1937 World Exhibition, then his fall from the Artists Union once his cosmopolitan past turned against him. Take your time with the rooms gathered from that long career.