As I am a lover of art and painting amateur, then this easel is almost like a dream for me. Visually very beautiful - that was the first thing I thought when he saw it. I've been painting using as support a chair, a wooden plate or small easel, and then I have to say that it wasn’t easy. As I like to paint standing, then this is very suitable easel. Larger paintings „feel” more comfortable, which was painting more often lately. Plus, as it should also be mentioned that it is stable (no need to be afraid that the painting will fall) and it will look great in any home interior. There are no minuses, except that easel is made of a dark wood and quite quickly the dust is visible, so don't forget to wipe it. Yes, I might still want little shelf where to put the colors, but there is another model of the same manufacturer for those expectations - „Studio”. I am very satisfied with my purchase. And knowing that it is manufactured in Latvia makes me more happy and proud as Latvian.

Liene Brunzete

I was born in the Far East city Blagoveshchensk that stretches along the border of China on the banks of the mighty Amur River. I lived there until I was five years old, shortly after that my family became wealthier and we moved to the Sverdlovsk Oblast. Exactly here, I got familiar with the artistic creation for the first time by attending the art school only being five years old. While studying there, I experienced both the tears of failures and joy of little victories, but it was all worth it. Life doesn't stop and one must go for new horizons and one's dreams. I am a student at an art secondary school now, I have new duties and challenges that are impossible to do without professional equipment. While on the internet, I saw the website of the Albrecht workshop and admired all the excellent products that are every artist's dream, meanwhile, even in my dreams I didn't think I could own an Albrecht easel. Firstly, the distance - it is too far from my city; secondly - the workshop isn't in my country. It's difficult to count all the people who helped to transport the easel! Of course, I especially want to thank Ernests - the workshop's owner. Indeed, every obstacle can be overcome for good deeds to come true.

Kind thanks,
Polina Grigorjeva

I have many little details in my paintings and I'm used to using different planes so it's more comfortable for me to work.

I paint on tables, floors and set the canvas against a wall or hold it on my knees.
I'm used to paint without an easel because I didn't want to limit myself. My dream easel had to be like a table or a wall, convenient for small canvases and stable for large ones.
A while ago I found an easel 'Studio' that's made by the company Albrecht in Latvia, and realised I have found the perfect help. It's formed excellently, qualitative to the last screw, stable and easy to place horizontally. When I started to paint, I felt that we complete each other.

Each easel 'Studio' is numbered, that gives each of them its individuality because it's made 'especially for me'. And there is more - that superb rabbit as a logo.

Anna Afanasjeva
http://www.afanasjevaanna.com/