Kaljo, Richard (1914 – 1978). Lying Nude. (1950s – 60s)

Richard Kaljo’s “Lying Nude” (1950s – 60s) is an exemplary piece of charcoal drawing on paper, showcasing the artist’s mastery over form and texture. Graduating from the “Pallas” Art School and studying under A.Laigo and R.Vakher, Kaljo became renowned for his exquisite book illustrations. This particular piece, a lying nude, stands testament to his mastery of landscapes, nudes, and various compositions. Its subtle shading and lifelike portrayal captivate the viewer, making it a perfect addition to any collection.