An Estonian painter celebrated for his expressive use of color and light, Konrad Mägi is regarded as one of the founders of modern Estonian art. Combining influences from Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Symbolism, he created vibrant landscapes that conveyed both emotional depth and spiritual resonance. His richly colored depictions of nature — from the hills of Norway to the coasts of Estonia — reveal a unique sensitivity to atmosphere and mood, making him a central figure in Northern European modernism.