Kollom, Ernst (1908 – 1974). Naked. (1938)

Explore the artistic brilliance of Ernst Kollom’s “Naked” (1938), rendered in brown pencil on paper. With a signature marked as “EKollom 38” on the lower right, this piece exemplifies Kollom’s skill and eye for detail. Born in Vyru in 1908, and having passed away in Tallinn in 1974, Ernst Kollom was one of the renowned Estonian artists who contributed greatly to the Estonian art scene. His education and artistic journey in esteemed institutions like “Pallas” and the Moscow Art Institute have influenced his love for cityscapes and free diagrams. He also engaged in color engraving on wood, showcasing a multifaceted approach to art. Exhibited in cities like Tartu, Rome, and Budapest, “Naked” (1938) holds a unique place in his body of work.