Kangilaski, Ott (1911-1975). The Girl and Deer. (1950s)

Ott Kangilaski’s “The Girl and Deer” (1950s) is a sublime etching on paper that evokes a profound connection between the natural and human world. Measuring 18.4 x 12.3 cm, this artwork features the exquisite craftsmanship of one of Estonia’s renowned artists. Created by Juhan Kangilaski’s brother and Jaak Kangilaski’s father, Ott studied graphics at the School of Art and Design between 1922-23, and painted in Pallas from 1923 to 1950, working in Viljandi until 1950. This piece symbolizes not only a significant era in art history but also the legacy of the Kangilaski family.