Kaljo Richard (1914 – 1978). Lying nude. (1962)

A captivating charcoal masterpiece by Kaljo Richard, “Lying nude” (1962) showcases the artist’s exceptional talent and prowess in the realm of drawing. Crafted on high-quality paper, the artwork encapsulates the subtle allure of a nude form, reflecting the refined techniques Richard acquired at the “Pallas” Art School under the guidance of A.Laigo and R.Vakher. Apart from being a distinguished woodcut artist, Kaljo Richard’s fame also extends to his remarkable book illustrations. As a master draughtsman, his repertoire boasts a diverse range of landscapes, nudes, and other intricate compositions. The artwork is meticulously signed on the lower right as R. Kaljo 62.