The Romans Suta and Aleksandra Beļcova Museum is a unique branch of the Latvian National Art Museum, dedicated to two of Latvia’s most influential 20th-century artists. Located in their former residence, it preserves the authentic atmosphere of their home while showcasing paintings, graphics, porcelain, and personal belongings. The museum offers visitors insight into the modernist movement in Latvia, as well as the personal and creative lives of Suta and Beļcova, making it both an intimate memorial space and an inspiring stop for anyone interested in art and cultural history.
Visitors may get acquainted with the creative, social and family lives of the Artists by viewing the Artists’ memorial interior and household items, their most important works of art, sketches, documents and family photos, and by simply being in the premises where many significant works of art were created.
