Adamson-Eric (1902-1968). The Sketch of a Costume II. (1943)

Immerse yourself in the artistic universe of Adamson-Eric with “The Sketch of a Costume II.” Created in 1943, this piece embodies the aesthetic principles of the French painting school, masterfully brought to life by the Estonian artist. Crafted with pencil and color pencil on cardboard, this piece measures 15.1 x 10 cm. Adamson-Eric, a true conduit of the French painting school’s aesthetics, studied at Pallas, Scharlottenburg Art – Industrial School, and in Paris at the studios of C.Guirin and A.Lhote. Living in Paris until 1932, Adamson-Eric began participating in exhibitions back home in Estonia in the late 1920s. This particular sketch showcases his talent in costume design, created for the Estonian Art Ensembles in Jaroslavl during the war years.